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Authors:
BOYLE K
Citation: K. Boyle, FAREWELL TO THE FACTORY - AUTO WORKERS IN THE LATE 20TH-CENTURY - MILKMAN,R, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 78-79
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TAYLOR M
Citation: M. Taylor, LIVING AND LEARNING - ESSAYS IN HONOR OF HARRISON,J.F.C. - CHASE,M, DYCK,I, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 79-80
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RULE J
Citation: J. Rule, THE FACTORY QUESTION AND INDUSTRIAL ENGLAND 1830-1860 - GRAY,R, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 80-81
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RULE J
Citation: J. Rule, CHILDRENS WORK AND WELFARE 1780-1890 - HORN,P, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 80-81
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TOMLINSON J
Citation: J. Tomlinson, WHITEWASHING BRITAIN - RACE AND CITIZENSHIP IN THE POSTWAR ERA - PAUL,K, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 81-82
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STONE JF
Citation: Jf. Stone, INSURGENT IDENTITIES - CLASS, COMMUNITY AND PROTEST IN PARIS FROM 1848 TO THE COMMUNE - GOULD,RV, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 82-84
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WALZ R
Citation: R. Walz, FROM MY LIFE - GERMAN - BEBEL,A, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 84-85
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WEITZ ED
Citation: Ed. Weitz, BEST - BIOGRAPHICAL STUDIES ON RADICALISM, IDEOLOGY AND JUDGMENT, 1903-1989 - GERMAN - HERBERT,U, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 85-86
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SIEGELBAUM L
Citation: L. Siegelbaum, HOT COAL, COLD STEEL - RUSSIAN AND UKRAINIAN WORKERS FROM THE END OF THE SOVIET-UNION TO THE POSTCOMMUNIST TRANSITIONS - CROWLEY,S, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 86-88
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HEARN M
Citation: M. Hearn, REVOLUTIONARY INDUSTRIAL UNIONISM - THE INDUSTRIAL-WORKERS OF THE WORLD IN AUSTRALIA - BURGMANN,V, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 88-89
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SPAULDING J
Citation: J. Spaulding, SLAVES INTO WORKERS - EMANCIPATION AND LABOR IN COLONIAL SUDAN - SIKAINGA,AA, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 89-91
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JACOBY D
Citation: D. Jacoby, INTELLECTUAL ODYSSEY, AN ECONOMISTS IDEOLOGICAL JOURNEY - CHAMBERLAIN,NW, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 91-92
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BLEWETT MH
Citation: Mh. Blewett, IN SEARCH OF THE WORKING-CLASS - ESSAYS IN AMERICAN LABOR HISTORY ANDPOLITICAL-CULTURE - FINK,L, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 92-93
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CRIPPS T
Citation: T. Cripps, BOSTON CONFRONTS JIM-CROW, 1890-1920 - SCHNEIDER,MR, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 93-94
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AMBROSE D
Citation: D. Ambrose, YANKEE TOWN, SOUTHERN CITY - RACE AND CLASS RELATIONS IN CIVIL-WAR LYNCHBURG - TRIPP,SE, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 94-96
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WALDFOGEL J
Citation: J. Waldfogel, A RIGHT TO CHILDHOOD - THE US-CHILDRENS-BUREAU AND CHILD-WELFARE, 1912-46 - LINDENMEYER,K, Labor history, 39(1), 1998, pp. 94-94
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HIGBIE T
Citation: T. Higbie, INDISPENSABLE OUTCASTS - HARVEST LABORERS IN THE WHEAT-BELT OF THE MIDDLE WEST, 1890-1925, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 393-412
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JENTZ JB
Citation: Jb. Jentz, LABOR, THE LAW, AND ECONOMICS - THE ORGANIZATION OF THE CHICAGO FLAT JANITORS UNION, 1902-1917, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 413-431
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STEPENOFF B
Citation: B. Stepenoff, KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY - MOTHER-JONES AND THE PENNSYLVANIA SILK STRIKE OF 1900-1901, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 432-449
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DREYFUS PJ
Citation: Pj. Dreyfus, THE IWW AND THE LIMITS OF INTERETHNIC ORGANIZING - REDS, WHITES, AND GREEKS IN GRAYS HARBOR, WASHINGTON, 1912, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 450-470
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FILARDO PM
Citation: Pm. Filardo, LABOR HISTORY BIBLIOGRAPHY 1996, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 471-491
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DOLNICK N
Citation: N. Dolnick, PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS FACE THE COLD-WAR - A MEMOIR, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 492-507
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METZ H
Citation: H. Metz, ROGOVIN,MILTON - SEEING THE FORGOTTEN ONES, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 508-524
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WALLERSTEIN I
Citation: I. Wallerstein, THE WORKPLACE BEFORE THE FACTORY - ARTISANS AND PROLETARIANS, 1500-1800 - SAFLEY,TM, ROSENBAND,LN, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 525-525
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SIDBURY J
Citation: J. Sidbury, DISCOVERING THE WOMEN IN SLAVERY - EMANCIPATING PERSPECTIVES ON THE AMERICAN PAST - MORTON,P, Labor history, 38(4), 1997, pp. 526-528