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But it was too early for unionization and labor reform legislation to succeed . Increasing mechanization changed factory conditions , and semi - skilled labor soon gave way to unskilled labor . With the start of large - scale Irish ...
But it was too early for unionization and labor reform legislation to succeed . Increasing mechanization changed factory conditions , and semi - skilled labor soon gave way to unskilled labor . With the start of large - scale Irish ...
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Reconstruction legislation was controversial , and its supporters did not wish to endanger its passage by attaching to it an unpopular cause such as female suffrage . Even such a staunch supporter of woman's rights as Frederick Douglass ...
Reconstruction legislation was controversial , and its supporters did not wish to endanger its passage by attaching to it an unpopular cause such as female suffrage . Even such a staunch supporter of woman's rights as Frederick Douglass ...
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It mobilized the goodwill , economic resources , and influence of society and club women on behalf of union women and was invaluable in providing organizational continuity in the fight for protective labor legislation .
It mobilized the goodwill , economic resources , and influence of society and club women on behalf of union women and was invaluable in providing organizational continuity in the fight for protective labor legislation .
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