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Deeply sourced and written in a favorable tone, Minchin's book tells the disturbing history of labor under fire and in steep decline. Useful to labor historians and anyone wondering where the American labor movement went. - Library Journal A textured narrative that puts nuance, personality, and even happenstance back into the often schematically told story of labor's late twentieth-century travail. - The Michigan Historical Review A useful launching point for scholars hoping to investigate these issues further. - The Journal of Southern History

“Deeply sourced and written in a favorable tone, Minchin's book tells the disturbing history of labor under fire and in steep decline. Useful to labor historians and anyone wondering where the American labor movement went.”- Library Journal “A textured narrative that puts nuance, personality, and even happenstance back into the often schematically told story of labor's late twentieth-century travail.”- The Michigan Historical Review “A useful launching point for scholars hoping to investigate these issues further.”- The Journal of Southern History

Deeply sourced and written in a favorable tone, Minchin's book tells the disturbing history of labor under fire and in steep decline. Useful to labor historians and anyone wondering where the American labor movement went.--Library Journal A textured narrative that puts nuance, personality, and even happenstance back into the often schematically told story of labor's late twentieth-century travail.--The Michigan Historical Review A useful launching point for scholars hoping to investigate these issues further.--The Journal of Southern History

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Timothy J. Minchin is professor of North American history at La Trobe University.

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