THE LABOR MOVEMENT of the Gilded Age, not unlike its nineteenth-century British counterpart, spoke a "language of class" that was "as much political as economic."
An edition of Working-men's Democracy (The Working class in American history)
(1983)
Working-men's Democracy (The Working class in American history)
by Leon Fink
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Working-men's Democracy (The Working class in American history)
March 1983, University of Illinois Press
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"THE LABOR MOVEMENT of the Gilded Age, not unlike its nineteenth-century British counterpart, spoke a "language of class" that was "as much political as economic.""
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