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Arms, Country, and Class: The Philadelphia Militia and the Lower Sort during the American Revolution,Used
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In 1949 and 1950, the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) expelled many leftwing unions, representing 750,000 workers, because they were supposedly Communistdominated. This collection of previously unpublished essays explores the history of those eleven leftled unions. Some essays consider specific aspects of several unionsthe Longshoremen, the United Electricians (UE), the Fur Workers, and the Food and Tobacco Workerswhile others take up the impact of the federal government's and the Catholic church's anticommunism upon the unions as a whole.This collection also addresses central domestic issues of twentiethcentury America: race and government policy in the shaping of trade unionism; the impact of anticommunism and the cold war on race relations and working conditions; and the short and longrange impact of the expulsions upon the labor movement. With groundbreaking essays that also concern the postWorld War II period, Southern workers and workers in nonbasic industries, this book will appeal to students of radicalism, race relations, anticommunism, and labor history.
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