The bread-winners : a social study /

The bread-winners : a social study /

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Examines the two major struggles produced by industrialism between workers and capitalists and between the preindustrial gentry and the newly risen magnates. An anti-labor novel.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Hay, John, 1838-1905 (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Ridgewood, N.J. : Gregg Press, 1967.
Series:	Americans in fiction.
Subjects:	Labor unions > Fiction. Labor leaders > Fiction. American fiction > 19th century. Syndicats > Romans, nouvelles, etc. Dirigeants syndicaux > Romans, nouvelles, etc. Labor leaders. Labor unions. Indiana > Fiction. Indiana > Romans, nouvelles, etc. Indiana. novels. Novels. Fiction. Romans.

Rutgers

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Call Number:	PS1902.B7 1967

Seton Hall

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Call Number:	PS1902 .B7 1967

Montclair State University

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Call Number:	PS1902 .B7 1967

Commonwealth

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Call Number:	PS1902 .B7 1967

Moravian

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Call Number:	PS1902 .B7 1967

Lafayette

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Call Number:	813 H412br 1967

Drexel

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Call Number:	PS1902 .B7x 1967

Slippery Rock

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Call Number:	PS1902 .B7 1967

West Liberty University

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Call Number:	PS1902.B7 1967