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... Labor Union , which was founded in 1866 and claimed 640,000 members in 1868 , died during the hard times of the 1870s . The only broad - based labor organization to survive that depression was the Knights of Labor . Founded in 1860 by ...
... Labor Union , which was founded in 1866 and claimed 640,000 members in 1868 , died during the hard times of the 1870s . The only broad - based labor organization to survive that depression was the Knights of Labor . Founded in 1860 by ...
Side 519
... labor reform during the Progressive era ( see Chapter 21 ) . It must be emphasized that during the halfcentury following the Civil War , only a small fraction of American workers belonged to unions . In 1900 only about 1 million out of ...
... labor reform during the Progressive era ( see Chapter 21 ) . It must be emphasized that during the halfcentury following the Civil War , only a small fraction of American workers belonged to unions . In 1900 only about 1 million out of ...
Side 521
... Labor ( 1973 ) ; Alice KesslerHarris , Out to Work : A History of Wage Earning Women in the United States ( 1982 ) ; Susan Levine , Labor's True Women : Carpet Weavers , Industrialization , and Labor Reform in the Gilded Age ( 1984 ) ...
... Labor ( 1973 ) ; Alice KesslerHarris , Out to Work : A History of Wage Earning Women in the United States ( 1982 ) ; Susan Levine , Labor's True Women : Carpet Weavers , Industrialization , and Labor Reform in the Gilded Age ( 1984 ) ...
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Reconstruction by Trial and Error 18651877 | 436 |
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan | 442 |
The Social and Economic Meaning of Freedom | 454 |
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