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Asher, Robert. “Radicalism andReform: Aldrich, Mark. “StateReports onWomen StateInsurance of Workmen’s Compen- andChild WageEarners, 1870–1908.” sation inMinnesota, 1910– 1933.” 14:1, 21:1,86– 90, Winter 1979– 80. 19–41, Winter 1973. Alexander,Robert J.“Schisms and Asher, Robert. “UnionNativism andthe Unications in the American Old Left, ImmigrantResponse.” 23:3, 325– 348, 1923–1940.” 14:4, 536– 561, Fall 1973. Summer1982. Almaguer,Tomas. “Racial Domination Asher, Robert. “WhenWill They Ever andClass Conict in Capitalist Agricul- Learn?”15:2, 271– 275, Spring 1974. ture:The Oxnard Sugar Beet Workers’ Ashyk, Danand Wendy S. Greenwood. Strikeof 1903.”25:3, 325– 350, Sum- “Labor History Resourcesat the Ohio mer 1984. Historical Society.”31:1, 133– 138, Andrew, William D. “Factionalismand Winter–Spring 1990. Anti-Communism: FordLocal 600.” Auerbach, JeroldS. “Progressivesat Sea: 20:2,227– 255, Spring 1979. TheLaFollette Act of 1915.”2:3, 344– Argersinger,Jo Ann E.“Assisting the 360,Fall 1961. ‘Loafers’: TransientRelief inBaltimore, Auerbach, JeroldS. “SouthernTenant 1933–1937.” 23:2, 226– 245, Spring Farmers: SocialistCritics of theNew 1982. Deal.”7:1, 3– 18, Winter 1966. Argersinger,Jo Ann E.“TheArt andSci- Aurand, Harold W.“SocialMotivation enceof GettingWork.” [Symposium on of theAnthracite Mine Workers: ‘GettingWork’ by WalterLicht] 35:1, 1901–1920.” 18:3, 360– 367, Summer 93–96, Winter 1994. 1977. Armstrong, Thomas F.“TheTransform- Aurand, Harold W.“TheWorkingmen’ s ationof Work: TurpentineWorkers in BenevolentAssociation.” 7:1, 19– 34, Coastal Georgia,1865– 1901.” 25:4, Winter1966. 518–532, Fall 1984. Avrich, Paul.“ Conrad’s Anarchist Pro- Arnesen,Eric. “ History First: PuttingUrban fessor: An UndiscoveredSource.” 18:3, Povertyin Perspective.” [Sugrue Sympo- 397–402, Summer 1977. sium] 39:1,43– 47, February 1998. Babcock,Robert H.“‘WillYou Walk? 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