Thirty Years of Labor, 1859-1889A. M. Kelley, 1967 - 372 pages |
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... Philadelphia during the Civil War was an association of garmentcutters . The demand for clothing to supply the wants of the army had brought to the front the speculator in shoddy , who attempted to palm off his worthless wares on the ...
... Philadelphia during the Civil War was an association of garmentcutters . The demand for clothing to supply the wants of the army had brought to the front the speculator in shoddy , who attempted to palm off his worthless wares on the ...
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... Philadelphia , No. 1 . Motion was then made that Brother George Rieff take the chair as Temporary Chairman ; carried ... Philadelphia . 18 , Philadelphia House Carpenters . 19 , Reading House Carpenters . D. A. 4 , Reading . 95 ...
... Philadelphia , No. 1 . Motion was then made that Brother George Rieff take the chair as Temporary Chairman ; carried ... Philadelphia . 18 , Philadelphia House Carpenters . 19 , Reading House Carpenters . D. A. 4 , Reading . 95 ...
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... Philadelphia were necessary , and that without them no organization could be properly established . The feeling which existed after the closing of the Pittsburg conference was not satis- factory to those who had taken a part in the ...
... Philadelphia were necessary , and that without them no organization could be properly established . The feeling which existed after the closing of the Pittsburg conference was not satis- factory to those who had taken a part in the ...
Contents
THE OLD ORDER CHANGES | 17 |
THE AWAKENING | 31 |
The workman studies the Bill of RightsConditions of white and black slaves | 57 |
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