Labor Conditions in New England, 1860-1870, with Special Reference to MassachusettsUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1915 |
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728 State Street Acts and Resolves agent agitation appointed attendance Boston Labor Reform cause cent CHAPTER child committee Connecticut Public Acts cotton mills Crispin decreased Eight Hour League eight-hour movement eight-hour system eleven hours employed Enforcement England factory system Fall River February February 14 Fincher's Trades foreign girls higher wages History hours a day hours of labor Ibid Ira Steward Journal and Courier July June Labor Laws Labor Reform Association laboring classes Lawrence legal day's legislation Library System University Machinists and Blacksmiths manufacturing March Massachusetts Labor Report Massachusetts legislature months movement for shorter navy yard November November 25 number of hours one-half operatives organization papers passed population prosperous reduction Review Rhode Island Scientific American shorter day shorter hours Street Madison strike ten-hour movement ten-hour system thousand tion of wages Trades Unions twelve United University of Wisconsin-Madison week Wendell Phillips Wisconsin-Madison 728 Women in Industry workmen நூல்
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