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Melvyn Dubofsky · Rick Halpern · Gary Wolfe Marks · Robert Justin Goldstein

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Labor Movements and Unions Anarchism and Radical Politics Historical and Political Studies

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Even while discounting views normally associated with it, Robert Goldstein's article examining the political repression of the American labor movement in its formative years (c.1870–1914) sustains ...

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