The Workers' Festival: A History of Labour Day in Canada

Craig Heron · Steven Penfold

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Acknowledgments Introduction: The Making of Labour's Day Chapter One: HOLY DAYS, HOLIDAYS, AND LABOUR DAYS Chapter Two: THE CRAFTSMEN'S SPECTACLE Chapter Three: SHARING LABOUR DAY Chapter Four: THE UNIVERSAL PLAYDAY Chapter Five: MARCHING TO DIFFERENT TUNES Chapter Six: CLENCHED FISTS, CLOWNS, AND CHILLING OUT Conclusion: The Legacy of Labour's Day Abbreviations Notes Index

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