History of the Labor Movement in the United States ...: From the founding of the American federation of labor to the emergence of American imperialismInternational Publishers, 1955 - Industrial relations |
Contents
PREFACE Indus | 9 |
THE SOCIALIST MOVEMENT IN THE EIGHTIES | 32 |
RISE OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR | 47 |
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