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The American Federationist, Volume 22, chronicles the labor movement's discourse and activities during a pivotal era. This collection, originating from the AFL-CIO and featuring contributions from figures like John McBride and Samuel Gompers, serves as a primary source for understanding the economic and political landscape as perceived by organized labor. It documents the challenges, strategies, and philosophical underpinnings of the American labor movement at the turn of the 20th century, reflecting the concerns and aspirations of its members.
This volume is presented as a historically significant artifact, crucial for understanding the foundations of American labor movements. Its reproduction aims to preserve the integrity of the original document, acknowledging potential imperfections inherent in historical artifacts. Scholars recognize its importance for providing direct insight into the concerns and perspectives of organized labor during its formative years. The work is considered a valuable resource for those studying the history of economics, politics, and labor relations in the United States.
Page Count:
568
Publication Date:
2019-03-26
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1011432137
ISBN-13:
9781011432134
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