THE AMERICAN WORKER, 1976, 1st Ed., Illustrated US DOL Bicentennial History

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Vintage: Yes Publication Year: 1976 Features: Illustrated Book Title: U.S. Dept. of Labor Bicentennial History of the American Worker. Illustrator: Photos & drawings Format: Paperback Signed: No Genre: History Item Width: 8.5 in Item Length: 11 in Publisher: US Government Printing Office Language: English Topic: Social & Labor History Number of Pages: 325 pp Author: Ed., Edward B. Morris Item Height: 0.75 in Item Weight: 41 Ex Libris: No Edition: First Edition Narrative Type: Nonfiction width: 8.5 in height: 0.75 in Original Language: English Inscribed: No Country of Origin: United States

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THE AMERICAN WORKER, 1976, 1st Ed., Illustrated US DOL Bicentennial History. Builders of the young republic / by Edward Pessen. Unions and rights in the Space Age / by Jack Barbash. SOLD AS IS. SHIPPED USPS MEDIA MAIL. INSURANCE AT COST IF REQUESTED. The out-of-print Bicentennial volume originally published by the U.S. Department of Labor is profusely illustrated book and features six historical essays by that tells the richly dramatic and rewarding story of the working men and women who built the nation, from colonial settlement and the beginning of the republic through the modern labor movement and the space age. The book includes essays by the following labor historians: Richard Morris, Edward Pressen, David Montgomery, Phillip Taft, Irving Bernstein, Jack Barbash & John Dunlop. ESSAYS The emergence of American labor / by Richard B. Morris Builders of the young republic / by Edward Pessen Labor in the industrials era / by David Montgomery Workers of a new century / by Philip Taft Americans in depression and war / by Irving Bernstein Unions and rights in the Space Age / by Jack Barbash The bargaining table / by John T. Dunlop