Life and labor
dimensions of American working-class history
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Author
Contributions
- Stephenson, Charles. - Contributor
- Asher, Robert. - Contributor
Publication
1986 - Brand: State Univ of New York Pr, Albany, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
85,750 words, Guess
Page Count
343 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelifelabordimensi0000unse
- Internet Archivelifelabordimensili30unse_k2l1
- ISBN-100887061737
- ISBN-100887061729
- ISBN-139780887061738
and 8 more
- ISBN-139780887061721
- LibraryThing3669792
- Goodreads5036400', '659949
- Library of Congress Control Number86014362
- OCLC Control Number13794688
- Better World Books9780887061721
- Better World Books9780887061738
- Open LibraryOL2720895M
Classifications
- DDC305.5/62/0973
- LCCHD8066 .L54 1986
- LCCHD8066.L54 1986
Alternate Titles
- Life & labor.
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Series Statement
- SUNY series in American labor history
Other Editions
- Life and labor: dimensions of American working-class history
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