This book appeals to a wide constituency. Most directly, it is of great relevance to historians of labor, industrialization, immigration, and the development of cities, as well as researchers studying social movements.
This book appeals to a wide constituency. Most directly, it is of great relevance to historians of labor, industrialization, immigration, and the development of cities, as well as researchers studying social movements.
Forrant, Robert; Siegenthaler, Jurg; Levenstein, Charles; Wooding, John
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Preface CHAPTER 1 Introduction Robert Forrant and Jurg Siegenthaler CHAPTER 2 "'Believe Comrades . . . the Day is Coming When Those at the End of Their Rope Will Require Struggle. It Will Be, Perhaps, Tomorrow.' Franco Belgian Immigrants and the 1912 Strike" Janelle Bourgeois CHAPTER 3 The Committee of Ten: The Local Heroes Who Faced Lawrence's Mill Men and Won in 1912 Clarisse A. Poirier CHAPTER 4 In Harm's Way: The Lawrence Textile Strike Children's Affair Lawrence Cappello CHAPTER 5 Why Labor Won: Tactical Innovation, Failed Repression, and Turning Points in the Bread and Roses Strike Robert Biggert CHAPTER 6 The Parades: Evolving Views of God and Country and the IWW in Lawrence Ken Estey Strike Images CHAPTER 7 The "American Dream" and the 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike Frank Fletcher CHAPTER 8 Voices of Labor Militancy in Lawrence, 1912 1931 Ethan Snow CHAPTER 9 Striking Women: Massachusetts Mill Workers in the Wake of Bread and Roses, 1912 1913 Anne F. Mattina and Domenique Ciavattone CHAPTER 10 The Triangle Fire Centennial Commemoration Adrienne Sosin and Joel Sosinsky CHAPTER 11 The Cloth From Which We Are Cut: Using Music, Narration, and Images to Tell the Story of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Vicki Gabriner and Linda Stern CHAPTER 12 Lessons Learned: A Comparison of the Textile and Apparel Industry of Early 19th Century Lawrence and Lowell with China Today Virginia M. Noon CHAPTER 13 Bread and Roses: Why the Legend Lives On Robert Ross Editors' Biographies Author Biographies Index
Preface CHAPTER 1 Introduction Robert Forrant and Jurg Siegenthaler CHAPTER 2 "'Believe Comrades . . . the Day is Coming When Those at the End of Their Rope Will Require Struggle. It Will Be, Perhaps, Tomorrow.' Franco Belgian Immigrants and the 1912 Strike" Janelle Bourgeois CHAPTER 3 The Committee of Ten: The Local Heroes Who Faced Lawrence's Mill Men and Won in 1912 Clarisse A. Poirier CHAPTER 4 In Harm's Way: The Lawrence Textile Strike Children's Affair Lawrence Cappello CHAPTER 5 Why Labor Won: Tactical Innovation, Failed Repression, and Turning Points in the Bread and Roses Strike Robert Biggert CHAPTER 6 The Parades: Evolving Views of God and Country and the IWW in Lawrence Ken Estey Strike Images CHAPTER 7 The "American Dream" and the 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike Frank Fletcher CHAPTER 8 Voices of Labor Militancy in Lawrence, 1912 1931 Ethan Snow CHAPTER 9 Striking Women: Massachusetts Mill Workers in the Wake of Bread and Roses, 1912 1913 Anne F. Mattina and Domenique Ciavattone CHAPTER 10 The Triangle Fire Centennial Commemoration Adrienne Sosin and Joel Sosinsky CHAPTER 11 The Cloth From Which We Are Cut: Using Music, Narration, and Images to Tell the Story of the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Vicki Gabriner and Linda Stern CHAPTER 12 Lessons Learned: A Comparison of the Textile and Apparel Industry of Early 19th Century Lawrence and Lowell with China Today Virginia M. Noon CHAPTER 13 Bread and Roses: Why the Legend Lives On Robert Ross Editors' Biographies Author Biographies Index
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