Industrialisation, Paternalism and Class Conflict: White workers in Antebellum Southern Industry 1830-1860

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Industrialisation, Paternalism and Class Conflict: White workers in Antebellum Southern Industry 1830-1860
Dewey Decimal Number: 973
No. of Copies: 1
Author: W. T. M. Riches
Publisher: Irish Association for American Studies
Publication Date: 1987
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No. of Pages: 36
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