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Editors' introduction  |
| Pages: 419-420 |
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| Sam Luebke and Jennifer Luff
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| Contemporary Affairs: Organizing: a secret history |
| Pages: 421-432 |
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| Martín Espada
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| Alabanza: in praise of local 100 |
| Pages: 433-434 |
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| Jason Hribal
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| "Animals are part of the working class": a challenge to labor history |
| Pages: 435-453 |
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| Peter Way
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| Class and the common soldier in the seven years' war |
| Pages: 455-481 |
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| Seth Wigderson
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| How the CIO saved social security |
| Pages: 483-507 |
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| Jane Dailey
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| Land, labor, and politics across the post-emancipation south |
| Pages: 509-522 |
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| Notes on contributors |
| Pages: 523-552 |
