The organizability of farm labor in the United States. Alexander Morin text
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TextSeries: Harvard studies in labor in agriculture, no. 2-HLPublication details: Cambridge, Massachusetts Harvard University Press 1952Description: 102 p. PBKSubject(s): Strikes and lockouts - Agricultural laborers - United States | Labor unions - United States | Agricultural labourers - United StatesDDC classification: 331.0973 MOR
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