John L. Lewis: A Biography

Melvyn Dubofsky · Warren R. Van Tine

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Labor Movements and Unions Biographical and Historical Analysis American Literature and Culture

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A biography of a leading member of the American labor movement traces Lewis' life from his boyhood, through his school years, to his involvement with the cause of labor.

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