Labor Historysymposium: Political repression of the American labor movement during its formative years – a comparative perspective

Robert Justin Goldstein

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This essay attempts a comparative analysis of political repression's role in the shaping of the early American labor movement. I am using here a definition of political repression explicated at som...

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