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pp. 5-159, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Winifred Wandersee on the reformist apprach to organized labor, Joyce Peterson on Matilda Robbins, Frank Brooks on U.S. anarchism, etc.

pp. 7-159, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Joseph Slater on the Boston police strike of 1919, Gregg Michel on unionizing Johns Hopkins University Hospital 1959-1974, etc.

pp. 5-134, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Carol Lasser on the relations between mistress and maid in 19th century New England, Diane Kirkby on the National Women's Trade Union League and protective labor legislation 1903-1923, etc.

pp. 329-496, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Robert Bruno on the 1946 Union of Electrical, Radio and Machinst Workers strike, Rene Rosenbaum on the unionization of tomato field workers in northwest Ohio 1967-1969, etc.

pp. 325-424, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Alan Derickson on the first democratic health-care experiments of the United Mine Workers, Alan Draper on the desegregation of union conventions in the U.S. South, Denise Hartsough on IA organizing efforts 1947-1952, etc.

pp. 5-159, wraps. Complete issue. Includes James Holt on trade unionism in the British and US steel industries 1888-1912, Kenneth Kann on the Knights of Labor and the Southern African-American worker, Kenneth Keller on the Philadelphia pilots strike of 1792, etc.

pp. 295-405, wraps. Complete issue. Special issue on Herbert G. Gutman.

pp. 5-160, wraps. Complete issue. Includes John Schacht on Bell Telephone workers and company unions, Mark Kruman on the Public Works Administration and African-American construction workers, etc.

pp. 5-160, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Richard Love on African-American tobacco workers and Richmond, Virginia labor unions 1937-1941, symposium on Walter Licht's Getting Work, etc.

pp. 325-478, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Leon Fink on on the Knights of Labor and opposition politics in Richmond, Virginia, Chad Gaffield on the socialist movement in Schenectady, Erik Olssen on railroad unions and politics , Amy Gottlieb on influence of British trade unionists on regulation of mining industry in Illinois, 1872, etc.

pp. 165-314, wraps. Complete issue. Includes two articles on the 1939 General Motors strike by John Barnard and Kevin Boyle, Martin Halpern on the Taft-Hartley act, Michael J. McTighe on poor relief and labor organizations in Ante-Bellum Cleveland, etc.

pp. 505-693, wraps. Complete issue. Includes Paula F. Pfeffer on Women in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, Eric Nellis on working lives in provincial Massachusetts, etc.

Cloth. 1st ed. Fine.

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Magazine. pp. 505-693, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address lable on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, The Working Lives of the Rural Middle Class in Provincial Massachusetts by Eric Nellis, The Women Behind the Union: Halena Wilson, Rosina Tucker, and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters by Paula Pfeffer, The Socialist Party Schism of 1919: A Local Case Study by Sally Miller, Town and Gown: Excerpts from the Bloomington, Indiana memoir of Kenneth Neill Cameron, Communist academic in the working class movement by Peter Filardo, more.

Magazine. pp. 165-320, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, Free and slave labor in the Old South: The Tredegar ironworkers' strike of 1847 by Patricia A. Schechter, Chaining the tiger: The mob stigma and the working class, 1863?1894 by Eugene E. Leach, ?There will not be a machanic (sic) left?: The battle against unskilled labor in the San Francisco harness trade, 1880?90 by Lawrence M. Lipin, Rank-and-file rebellions and AFL interference in the affairs of national unions: The Gompers era by Elizabeth Fones-Wolf & Ken Fones-Wolf more.

Magazine. pp. 163-316p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. includes The new factory system and the unions: The national cash register company dispute of 1901 by Daniel Nelson, New York and the minimum?wage movement, 1933?1937 by Robert P. Ingalls, The modern quarterly: 1923?1940: An independent radical magazine by Haim Genizi, The labor union journals and the constitutional issues of the new deal: The case for court restriction by James C. Duram, American railroad unions and the national railways of Mexico: An exercise in nineteenth?century proletarian manifest destiny by Richard Ulric Miller, more.

Magazine. pp. 325-474, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, The New York cigarmakers strike of 1877 by Dorothee Schneider, Article Labor and socialism in an Indiana mill town, 1905?1921 by Socialism in Dayton, Ohio, 1912 to 1925: Its membership, organization, and demise by John T. Walker , ?Hand and brain?: The farmer?labor party of 1920 by Errol Wayne Stevens more.

Magazine. pp. 7-159, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address label on back wrap of issue, else in good condition. Articles include, Public Workers: Labor and the Boston Police Strike of 1919 by Joseph Slater, ?Union Power, Soul Power?: Unionizing Johns Hopkins University Hospital, 1959?1974 by Gregg Michel, The Drinking, Sweating, Brawling, Hurting, Dying Mass by Michael Merrill & Staughton Lynd , more.

Magazine. pp. 5-158, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, ?There are no Union Sorrows that the Union Can't Heal?: The Struggle for Racial Equality in the United Automobile Workers, 1940?1960 by Kevin Boyle, ?The Problem Every Supervisor Dreads?: Women Workers at the U.S. Steel Duquesne Works during World War II by Jim Rose, Racial Conflict and Racial Solidarity in the Alabama Coal Strike of 1894: New Evidence for the Gutman-Hill Debate by Alex Lichtenstein, The IWW and Organization of Asian Workers in Early 20th Century America by Daniel Rosenberg, more.

Magazine. pp. 345-500, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, The Molly Maguires and the Catholic Church by Kevin Kenny, Black and White Longshoremen in the IWW: A History of the Philadelphia Marine Transport Workers Industrial Union Local 8 by Lisa Mcgirr,?We Can Stay Until Hell Freezes Over?: Strike Control and the State Police in New York, 1919?1923 by Gerda Ray, An Alternative View of Violence in Labor Disputes in the Early 1900s: The Bituminous Coal Industry, 1890?1930 by Price Fishback, more.

Magazine. pp. 5-134, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address label on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, The domestic balance of power: Relations between mistress and maid in nineteenth-century new England by Carol Lasser, ?We think we are of the oppressed?: Gender, white collar work, and grievances of late nineteenth-century women by Gary Cross & Peter Shergold, ?The wage-earning woman and the state?: The national women's trade union league and protective labor legislation, 1903?1923 by Diane Kirkby, more.

Magazine. pp. 485-626, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address label on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, The FBI and the farm equipment workers: FBI surveillance records as a source for CIO union history by Steven Rosswurm & Toni Gilpin, Holdings on United States socialism and communism at the Hoover institution on war, revolution and peace by Dale Reed Recent dissertations in American and European labor history by Lizabeth Cohen & Herrick Chapman, more.

Magazine. pp. 325-424, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, Do the right thing: The desegregation of union conventions in the south by Alan Draper, Film union meets television: IA organizing efforts, 1947?1952 by Denise Hartsoug , more.

Magazine. pp. 165-317, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, The American bureau of industrial research and the origins of the ?Wisconsin school?; of labor history by Harold L. Miller, Being of two minds: American employers confront the labor problem, 1915?1919 by H.M. Guelman,War prosperity and hunger: The New York food riots of 1917 by William Frieburger, more.

Magazine. pp. 5-160, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, American trade unions, mass immigration and the literacy test: 1900?1917 by A. T. Lane, Immigrant workers, ?equal rights,?; and anti?slavery: The Germans of Newark, New Jersey by Bruce C. Levine, The transformation of working?class ethnicity: Corporate control, Americanization, and the Polish immigrant middle class in Bayonne, New Jersey 1915?1925 by John J. Bukowczyk, more.

Magazine. pp. 323-475p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include The crowd in Philadelphia history: A comparative perspective Michael Feldberg, ?Nothing on compulsion?: Life styles of Philadelphia artisans, 1820?1850 by Bruce Laurie, Cultural aspects of the industrial revolution: Lynn, Massachusetts, shoemakers and industrial morality, 1826?1860 by Paul Faler, Labor, capital, and community: The struggle for power John T. Cumbler, more.

Magazine. pp. 5-122p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include Organizing the Unorganizable: Three Jewish women and their union by Alice Kessler?Harris, The California progressives: Labor's point of view by Mary Ann Mason Burki, New deal work relief and organized labor: The CWA and the AFL building trades by Bonnie Fox Schwartz, Why women work: A comparison of various groups?Philadelphia, 1910?1930 by Barbara Klaczynska, more.

Magazine. pp. 453-567p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include Prelude to Chavez: The national farm labor union in California by Donald H. Grubbs, Labor and race: The Georgia railroad strike of 1909 by Hugh B. Hammett, Cotton textiles and the federal child labor act of 1916 by Arden J. Lea, more.

Magazine. pp. 155-712, wraps, previous owners name inked on upper right hand corner and check marked inkined on cover next to article listing, some green marks on the inside tables of contents, smudges and small staining on rear cover wrap, else in good condition. Includes Patricia Schechter on the The knights of labor in the Maryland coal fields, 1878?1882, The progressives and the working class vote in California by John L. Shover ,Trends in labor historiography in Czechoslovakia by Stanley B. Winters , etc.