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Populism , almost the first words of the Omaha platform declared , was to be a " permanent and perpetual . . . union of the labor forces of the United States . ... The interests of rural and civic ( urban ) labor are the same ; their ...
Populism , almost the first words of the Omaha platform declared , was to be a " permanent and perpetual . . . union of the labor forces of the United States . ... The interests of rural and civic ( urban ) labor are the same ; their ...
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5 On its part , labor was hurrying in a direction that made coalition difficult . By the Nineties the Knights of Labor , which included farmers and tradesmen and stood for a wide variety of reforms , was giving way to the American ...
5 On its part , labor was hurrying in a direction that made coalition difficult . By the Nineties the Knights of Labor , which included farmers and tradesmen and stood for a wide variety of reforms , was giving way to the American ...
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9 tween Labor and Capital ( 5 vols . , 1885 ) . Also of great value are the contemporary history by Terence Powderly : Thirty Years of Labor 1859–1889 ( Excelsior Publishing House , Columbus , 1890 ) ; the warhorse of scholarly labor ...
9 tween Labor and Capital ( 5 vols . , 1885 ) . Also of great value are the contemporary history by Terence Powderly : Thirty Years of Labor 1859–1889 ( Excelsior Publishing House , Columbus , 1890 ) ; the warhorse of scholarly labor ...
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