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Comrade Or Brother A History Of The British Labour Movement Second Edition Mary Davis

Name: Comrade Or Brother A History Of The British Labour Movement Second Edition Mary Davis
SKU: BELL-1637716
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 5 (68 reviews)

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Comrade Or Brother A History Of The British Labour Movement Second Edition Mary Davis instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pluto Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.85 MB

Pages: 256

Author: Mary Davis

ISBN: 9780745325767, 9780745325774, 0745325769, 0745325777

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: Second Edition

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Comrade Or Brother A History Of The British Labour Movement Second Edition Mary Davis by Mary Davis 9780745325767, 9780745325774, 0745325769, 0745325777 instant download after payment.

A revised, updated and expanded edition of this classic feminist account of British labour history Critical and iconoclastic, Comrade or Brother? traces the history of the British Labour Movement from its beginnings at the onset of industrialisation through its development within a capitalist society, up to the end of the twentieth-century. Written by a leading activist in the labour movement, the book redresses the balance in much labour history writing. It examines the place of women and the influence of racism and sexism as well as providing a critical analysis of the rival ideologies which played a role in the uneven development of the labour movement.