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, 1995. Magazine. pp. 505-693, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, address lable on back cover wrap, else in good condition. Articles include, The Working Lives of the Rural Middle Class in Provincial Massachusetts by Eric Nellis, The Women Behind the Union: Halena Wilson, Rosina Tucker, and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters by Paula Pfeffer, The Socialist Party Schism of 1919: A Local Case Study by Sally Miller, Town and Gown: Excerpts from the Bloomington, Indiana memoir of Kenneth Neill Cameron, Communist academic in the working class movement by Peter Filardo, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1984. Magazine. pp. 5-160, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, American trade unions, mass immigration and the literacy test: 1900-1917 by A. T. Lane, Immigrant workers, "equal rights,"; and anti‐slavery: The Germans of Newark, New Jersey by Bruce C. Levine, The transformation of working‐class ethnicity: Corporate control, Americanization, and the Polish immigrant middle class in Bayonne, New Jersey 1915-1925 by John J. Bukowczyk, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1984. Magazine. pp. 165-317, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, The American bureau of industrial research and the origins of the "Wisconsin school"; of labor history by Harold L. Miller, Being of two minds: American employers confront the labor problem, 1915-1919 by H.M. Guelman,War prosperity and hunger: The New York food riots of 1917 by William Frieburger, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1974. Magazine. pp. 163-316p, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. includes The new factory system and the unions: The national cash register company dispute of 1901 by Daniel Nelson, New York and the minimum‐wage movement, 1933-1937 by Robert P. Ingalls, The modern quarterly: 1923-1940: An independent radical magazine by Haim Genizi, The labor union journals and the constitutional issues of the new deal: The case for court restriction by James C. Duram, American railroad unions and the national railways of Mexico: An exercise in nineteenth‐century proletarian manifest destiny by Richard Ulric Miller, more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1992. Magazine. pp. 325-424, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, Do the right thing: The desegregation of union conventions in the south by Alan Draper, Film union meets television: IA organizing efforts, 1947-1952 by Denise Hartsoug , more.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1971. pp. 3-189, wraps, edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Includes The great maritime strike of '34 Charles P. Larrowe, Poverty, politics, and the mechanics of New York City, 1803 by Raymond A. Mohl, Labor and the progressive movement in Connecticut by Frederick M. Heath, Trade union response to profit‐sharing plans: 1886-1966 by I. B. Helburn, Philip Foner and the writing of the Joe Hill case: An exchange by James O. Morris, Annual bibliography of periodical articles on American labor history: 1969 by Michael Brook.

New York: The Tamiment Institute, 1985. Magazine. pp. 325-474, 6x9.25 inches for this quarterly magazine, wraps, a little edge and shelf worn, else in good condition. Articles include, The New York cigarmakers strike of 1877 by Dorothee Schneider, Article Labor and socialism in an Indiana mill town, 1905-1921 by Socialism in Dayton, Ohio, 1912 to 1925: Its membership, organization, and demise by John T. Walker , "Hand and brain": The farmer‐labor party of 1920 by Errol Wayne Stevens more.