Chicago Labor and the Quest for a Democratic Diplomacy, 1914-1924

Elizabeth McKillen

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Labor Movements and Unions World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact History and International Relations

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Reconstructing the campaign waged by a Chicago labor coalition against the foreign policy objectives of the American Federation of Labor, Elizabeth McKillen establishes the impact of United States foreign policy during the World War I era on the development of the labor movement.

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