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Author: Dana L. CloudPub Date: December 2011 A timely account of workers taking back their union learn more... |
Author: Nick SalvatorePub Date: 2007 An amazingly rich window onto a lost world of African American history learn more... |
Author: Edited by Staughton LyndPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 1996 learn more... |
Author: Edited by James M. McPhersonPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2001 learn more... |
Author: Annette AtkinsPub Date: December 2001 The first book on 19th century siblings--as informative for today’s families as it is accurate about those in the 19th century, Atkins shows how brothers and sisters provide vital familial links with each other that last. This book also tells good stories, and engages the reader in the lives of real people in the past. learn more... |
Author: Melvyn DubofskyPub Date: 2000 A succinct rendition of Dubofsky’s classic and massive history of the IWW, bringing the story of the Industrial Workers of the World to a new generation learn more... |
Author: William D. DannenmaierPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2000 “Dannenmaier has a gift for layering incident upon incident, detail upon detail so that readers gradually build up a richly textured picture of an infantryman’s life in Korea....This is one of the very best.” -- Stars and Stripes learn more... |
Author: Megan Taylor ShockleyPub Date: November 2004 The story of how African American women used their wartime contributions on the home front to push for increased rights to equal employment,welfare benefits, worker equity and desegration of volunteer associations during WWII. The crucible for the civil rights movement. learn more... |
Author: Sean P. HolmesPub Date: April 2013 Stage actors as workers learn more... |
Author: Eunice Dauterman MaguirePub Date: 2005 An ancient time brought to life by textiles learn more... |
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