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The Legal Status of Trade Unions in the United Kingdom, with Conclusions Applicable to the United States
Henry R. Seager
Trade Associations: The Legal Aspects, Benjamin S. Kirsh Reviewed by Henry R. Seager
Political and Industrial Democracy, 1776-1926, W. Jett Lauck Reviewed by Henry R. Seager
The New Industrial Unrest: Reasons and Remedies, Ray Stannard Baker ; What the Workers Want: A Study of British Labor, Arthur Gleason Reviewed by Henry R. Seager
Reviewed by Henry R. Seager
American Labor and the War, Samuel Gompers Reviewed by Henry R. Seager
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