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“I'd rather pass a law than organize a union”: Frances Perkins and the reformist approach to organized labor
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  • 1971Turbulent Years: A History of the American Worker 1933-1941254 cited
  • 2002Notable American Women138 cited

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  • 2008Frances Perkins' Disappearance from American Public Administration: A Genealogy of Marginalization14 cited

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