Labor History
Volume 10, 1969 - Issue 3
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Black workers and labor unions in Birmingham, Alabama, 1897–1904∗ The author is indebted to Yale University for a travel grant which made much of the research for this article possible. I am also grateful to C. Vann Woodward, Mark Leiserson, and Edwin Redkey for their critical reading of an earlier version.
Paul B. Worthman Instructor in history , Wellesley College ,
Pages 375-407
Published online: 03 Jul 2008
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Black workers and labor unions in Birmingham, Alabama, 1897–1904
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