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Labor movement, united states

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Living the revolution

Jennifer Guglielmo

2010

A Short History of the U.S. Working Class

Paul Le Blanc

1999

The Origins of Right to Work

Cedric de Leon

2015

Religion and the working class in antebellum America

Jama Lazerow

1995

Uprising

Nichols, John

2012

A Fire in Their Hearts

Tony Michels

2005

The Correspondence of Mother Jones

Edward M. Steel, Mary "Mother" Jones

1985

The United Mine Workers of America

John H. M. Laslett

1996

Solidarity for sale

Robert Fitch

2006

Whose Detroit?

Heather Ann Thompson

2001

The Future of the American Labor Movement

Hoyt N. Wheeler

2002

Guerrillas in the industrial jungle

Ursula McTaggart

2011

Bread and Roses

Milton Meltzer

1991

Fighting Against The Odds

Timothy J. Minchin

2005

Nomadland

Harper Audio, Jessica Bruder, Bruder jessica / peronny nathalie

2017

In search of the working class

Leon Fink

1994

Labor's great war

Joseph Anthony McCartin

1997

The making of Western labor radicalism

David Thomas Brundage

1994

Joe Hill

Franklin Rosemont, Rosemont, Franklin.

2003

The fall of the house of labor

David Montgomery

1987

Labor rights are civil rights

Zaragosa Vargas

2004

Working for justice

Joshua Bloom, Ruth Milkman

2010

The communist

Paul Kengor

2012

Labor on the march

Edward Levinson

1956

Union-Free America

Lawrence Richards

2008

Knocking on labor's door

Lane Windham

2017

Death in the Haymarket

James R. Green, James Green

2006

American labor radicalism

Staughton Lynd

1973

Labor and the course of American democracy

Charles W. Bergquist

1996

Redeeming Time

William A. Mirola

2014

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