Collection of writings from New England women textile workers in the 1840s, edited by Philip Foner. Author Philip Foner Attachments The Factory Girls - Philip Foner.pdf (28.82 MB) Voice of Industry New England United States textiles Massachusetts women newspapers strikes Industrial Revolution Comments
Three Pioneer Women Labor Leaders - Philip Foner Brief biographies by the labor historian Philip Foner of the women workers and labor figures who edited or frequently contributed to the Voice of…
1845 Allegheny Cotton Mill Strike Coverage of the 1845 Allegheny Cotton Mill Strike that appeared in the Voice of Industry. Allegheny was a separate city in Pennsylvania until it…
Special Anti-Patriotic Issue of the Industrial Worker (March 1912) Extracts from the "Special Anti-Patriotic Issue" of the Industrial Worker magazine published in…
The Battle for Bread at Lawrence - Mary Marcy A contemporary account of the 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike, appearing in the International Socialist Review, by the socialist writer Mary Marcy.
The Lawrence textile strike, 1912 - Sam Lowry A short history of the strike of 20,000 textile workers, mostly women and girls who included native and immigrant workers, which won big…
The Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 38 - 2 April 1847) The 2 April 1847 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 38).
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