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Graham Swift

1996 ★ 4.0

Empire Falls

Richard Russo

2001 ★ 3.8

Candide

Voltaire

1759 ★ 4.0

The Jungle

Upton Sinclair

1906 ★ 4.3

Welcome to Shirley

Kelly McMasters

2008

Detroit's Cold War

Colleen Doody

2012

Our Man in Havana

Graham Greene

1958 ★ 3.3

A health study of ten thousand male industrial workers

Rollo Herbert Britten

1926

Government and labor in early America

Richard B. Morris

1965

Workers and war

Coulton, G. G.

1914

Labour and partition

Austen Morgan

1991

The Big Squeeze

Steven Greenhouse

2008

Report on collective agreements between employers and workpeople in the United Kingdom

Great Britain. Board of Trade.

1910

Class Warfare

Noam Chomsky

1996

The New Ruthless Economy

Simon Head

2003

Methods of social reform

Thomas Mackay

1896

Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people

Alan Lomax, Woody Guthrie, John Steinbeck et al.

1999

The skilled labourer

John Lawrence Le Breton Hammond

1919

Oxford and working-class education

University of Oxford, Workers' Educational Association

1908

The autobiography of Mother Jones

John P Altgeld, Mary "Mother" Jones

1925

Working-Class Patients and the Medical Establishment

David G. Green

1986

Government and labour in Kenya, 1895-1963

Anthony Clayton

1975

A Dream of John Ball

William Morris

1908

Nazism and the working class in Austria

Tim Kirk

1996

Labor and reconstruction in Europe

Elisha M. Friedman

1919

Black Detroit and the rise of the UAW

August Meier

1979

The working poor

James C. Hathaway

1987

Chats on old copper and brass

Burgess, Fred. W.

1914

Pink collar workers

Louise Kapp Howe

1977

Cruel habitations

Enid Gauldie

1974

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