History of the Labor Movement in the United States: The T. U. E. L. to the End of the Gompers Era (Foner, Philip Sheldon//History of the Labor Movement in the United States)

Traces the history of labor unions and the labor movement from America's colonial era, through the Industrial Revolution, to the present Contents Preface 1. Postwar Depression 2. New England Textile Strike, 1922 3. San Pedro Strike of the IWW 4. Women Workers 5. The TUEL — Predecessors 6. The TUEL — Formation and Early Development 7. The TUEL — Advances 8. The TUEL — Setbacks 9. The Railroad Workers 10. Machinists and Carpenters 11. The Miners, I 12. The Miners, Il — Nova Scotia 13. The Miners, Ill 14. The Ladies’ Garment Workers 15. The Fur Workers 16. Men’s Clothing and Millinery Workers 17. U.S. Labor and the Soviet Union — RAIC 18. The Black Workers 19. Independent Political Action 20. End of the Gompers Era Notes Index