The making of Western labor radicalism
Labor unions, political activity
Industrial Workers of the World
Labor movement, united states
Trade-unions
Labor unions, united states
Labor movement
Labor unions
Working class
Political activity
History
Labor radicalism was a phenomenon of tremendous importance in early twentieth-century America, and nowhere was this more true than in the American West. Here the Industrial Workers of the World constituted a dramatic presence, capturing the imagination of immigrant workers and left-wing intellectual…
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