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The American Federationist, Volume 22, chronicles the labor movements and economic discussions of its time. This collection, reproduced from historical artifacts, offers insights into the early 20th-century labor landscape in the United States. It reflects the efforts of organizations like the AFL-CIO and prominent figures such as Samuel Gompers to shape labor policy and workers' rights. The content likely details the challenges, strategies, and philosophical underpinnings of the American labor movement during this period.
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Page Count:
572
Publication Date:
2015-11-06
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1346104018
ISBN-13:
9781346104010
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