Labor history. vol 15, no. 4, Fall, 1974 by Leab, Daniel, ed - 1974

New York: Tamiment Institute, 1977. Paperback. Good+/None. White pictorial softcover with black titling on front and spine. Binding sound and spine uncreased. Interior unmarked. 8vo. BOOK INFO: Articles include: Cowboy Strikes and Unions; Class and Ethnic Conflict in San Francisco Political History: The Reform Charter of 1898; Social Motivation of the Anthracite Mine Workers: 1901-1920; White Supremacy and Black Workers: Georgia's 'Black Shirts' Combat the Great Depression; Letters to Daniel De Leon: The Intra-party Constituency for his Policy of Strict Party Discipline, 1896-1904. Notes and Documents include: Conrad's Anarchist Professor: An Undiscovered Source; 'Who Are Wanted in Minnesota: Workers as Described in Antebellum 'Booster Literature'; Review Essay: American Labor in Recent Soviet Historiography; And Books Reviewed. Plus terminal ads. Cowboy Strikes and Unions; Class and Ethnic Conflict in San Francisco; Reform Charter of 1898; Anthracite Mine Workers; White… Read More

Bancroft-Parkman, Inc; New York, 1984. Hard. Good+. 8Vo; 449-1074pp. Good+. A facsimile copy printed by Codex Books. Red cloth very faded and scuffed. Cocked spine. Cracked hinges but all pages intact. Mild soiling to endpapers.

The Tamiment Institute, 1991. Pbk, 159pp, ink margin strokes on the last 4 pages only, balance of the text clean and unmarked and otherwise appears unread, a good+ clean, tight working copy

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1975. Magazine. pp. 453-567p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include Prelude to Chavez: The national farm labor union in California by Donald H. Grubbs, Labor and race: The Georgia railroad strike of 1909 by Hugh B. Hammett, Cotton textiles and the federal child labor act of 1916 by Arden J. Lea, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1987. Magazine. pp. 5-134, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address label on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, The domestic balance of power: Relations between mistress and maid in nineteenth-century new England by Carol Lasser, "We think we are of the oppressed": Gender, white collar work, and grievances of late nineteenth-century women by Gary Cross & Peter Shergold, "The wage-earning woman and the state": The national women's trade union league and protective labor legislation, 1903-1923 by Diane Kirkby, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1970. Magazine. pp. 259-397, wraps, smudges and small staining on cover wrap, else in good condition. Includes Labor in politics: The Oklahoma state federation of labor during the age of reform by Keith L. Bryant Jr., Agrarian socialism and the Negro in Oklahoma, 1900-1918 H. L Meredith, Allan L. Benson, salesman of socialism, 1902-1916 Harold W. Currie , The pro‐war socialists, the social democratic league and the ill‐fated drive for industrial democracy in America, 1917-1920 by Kenneth E. Hendrickson Jr., etc.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1977. Magazine. pp. 485-640, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, Wage differentials based on skill in the united states, 1899-1914: A case study by Peter R. Shergold, Ideology and industrial conflict: President Wilson's first industrial conference of October 1919 by Haggai Hurvitz, Labor and community in Massachusetts Bay: 1630-1660 by Eric Guest Nellis, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1969. Magazine. pp. 155-712, wraps, previous owners name inked on upper right hand corner and check marked inkined on cover next to article listing, some green marks on the inside tables of contents, smudges and small staining on rear cover wrap, else in good condition. Includes Patricia Schechter on the The knights of labor in the Maryland coal fields, 1878-1882, The progressives and the working class vote in California by John L. Shover ,Trends in labor historiography in Czechoslovakia by Stanley B. Winters , etc.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1986. Magazine. pp. 485-626, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address label on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, The FBI and the farm equipment workers: FBI surveillance records as a source for CIO union history by Steven Rosswurm & Toni Gilpin, Holdings on United States socialism and communism at the Hoover institution on war, revolution and peace by Dale Reed Recent dissertations in American and European labor history by Lizabeth Cohen & Herrick Chapman, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1975. Magazine. pp. 1-160p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include Toward industrial unionism: Bell telephone workers and company unions, 1919-1937 by John N. Schacht, Quotas for blacks: The public works administration and the black construction worker by Marc W. Kruman, Radicals and the jobless: The Musteites and the unemployed leagues, 1932-1936 by Roy Rosenzweig, The "rank and file movement" in private social work by John Earl Haynes, Women, work, and protest in the early Lowell mills: "The oppressing hand of avarice would enslave US" byThomas Dublin, more.