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Page 43
... Northern white labor viewed the abolition movement with mixed feelings . Organ- ized labor's basic interest was the improvement of conditions for Northern white workers , and it looked upon black labor , whether slave or free , as a ...
... Northern white labor viewed the abolition movement with mixed feelings . Organ- ized labor's basic interest was the improvement of conditions for Northern white workers , and it looked upon black labor , whether slave or free , as a ...
Page 63
... Northern Alliance , one of the chief objections raised by the Southerners was the fact that blacks were eligible to membership in the Northern Alliance . The issue came up again at the 1888 meeting of the Southern and Northern Alliances ...
... Northern Alliance , one of the chief objections raised by the Southerners was the fact that blacks were eligible to membership in the Northern Alliance . The issue came up again at the 1888 meeting of the Southern and Northern Alliances ...
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... Northern industry was furnished with a constant of supply of cheap labor by the steady stream of European im- migration . The 13 million immigrants who arrived in this country between 1870 and 1900 were anxious to find decent employment ...
... Northern industry was furnished with a constant of supply of cheap labor by the steady stream of European im- migration . The 13 million immigrants who arrived in this country between 1870 and 1900 were anxious to find decent employment ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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