Lot of 5 History of Labor Movement Books 1967-1975 SC

Item Details:

• Title: The Teachers Strike New York, 1968
• Author: Martin Mayer
• Publisher: Perennial Library
  
• Copyright: 1969
  
• Edition: First Perennial Library Edition
  

Item Details:

• Title: A Brief History of the American Labor Movement 1970 Edition
• Publisher: U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics
  
• Copyright: 1970
  
• Edition: Bulletin 1000

Item Details:

• Title: Where Have All the Robots Gone? Worker Dissatisfaction in the 70s
• Authors: Harold L. Sheppard and Neal Q. Herrick
• Publisher: The Free Press
  
• Copyright: 1974
  
• Edition: First Free Press Paperback Edition

Item Details:

• Title: Jacksonian Democracy and the Working Class A Study of the New York Workingmen's Movement 1829-1837
• Author: Walter Hugins
• Publisher: Stanford University Press
  
• Copyright: 1967
  
• Edition: Reprinted

Item Details:

• Title: Radical America American Labor in the 1940's
• Publisher: Radical America
  
• Copyright: 1975
  
• Edition: Volume 9, Numbers 4-5, July-August 1975

Condition:

• Books are in acceptable condition
• Rubbing and some soiling to paper covers and spines
• A Brief History of the American Labor Movement has a stain on the front cover that continues to the spine and back cover and top edge of text block
• The Teacher's Strike New York, 1968 has a small closed tear on the bottom of the front cover
• Bindings are tight
• The Teacher's Strike New York, 1968 has an unknown signature on the title page
• A Brief History of the American Labor Movement has ink writing on the front cover and some ink underlining in the first part of the book
• Where have all the Robots Gone? has some pencil markings inside the front cover and in some of the margins in the first part of the book. Readability is not affected.
• Jacksonian Democracy and the Working Class has ink and pencil underlining and notes in margins that does not affect readability
• Radical America has the previous owner's name in ink inside the front cover and some pencil underlining and margin notations. Readability is not affected.