Working-class Americanism: the politics of labor in a textile city, 1914-1960

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PART I Ethnictown, 1875-1929: the French Canadians the Franco-Belgians. Part 2 The emergence of an industrial union, 1929-1936: beginnings, 1932-1934 citywide mobilization, 1934-1936. Part 3 Working-class heyday, 1936-1941: A new, progressive Americanism ethnic-style unionism ethnic renaissance. Part 4 The crucial decade - and after, 1941-1960 the struggle for union power, 1941-1946 Be American! - refashioning Americanism, 1944-1946 the failure of two dreams, 1946-1960. Appendix: locals organized by ITU, 1932-1955.

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