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The American bureau of industrial research and the origins of the “Wisconsin school”; of labor history
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  • 1909American Shoemakers, 1648-1895: A Sketch of Industrial Evolution189 cited
  • 1911A Documentary History of American Industrial Society104 cited
  • 1922History of Labour in the United States.92 cited
  • 1886The labor movement in America79 cited
  • 1919History of Labour in the United States71 cited
  • 1979The old labor history and the new: In search of an American working class60 cited
  • 1969The Academic Mind and Reform: The Influence of Richard T. Ely in American Life.41 cited
  • 1963Myself, the autobiography of John R. Commons28 cited
  • 1976“God bless our American institutions”: The labor history of John R. Commons19 cited
  • 1955The New Labor History: A Challenge for American Historians6 cited

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