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The Oxford History of the British Empire: Volume I: The Origins of Empire: British Overseas Enterprise To the Close of the Seventeenth Century

by Nicholas Canny Editor
Hardcover, 1998
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16th century, 17th century, England, Ireland, United States, India, colonization, Virginia, New England, West Africa, trade — 34 more, war, North Carolina, South Carolina, Glorious Revolution, Europe, nonfiction, Read in 2006, ind-read-list, colonies, colonialism, British Empire, imperialism, history, Great Britain, Publisher-Oxford University Press, google partial, Abenaki Indians, Act of Union 1707, Albany NY, Albemarle Sound, Algonquians, American Indian treaties, Amerindians, Edmund Andros, Anglican Church, Church of England, OWS recs, hardcover, dustjacket, book, AQR 2006, S-Oxford History of the British Empire, world history, move √
Series
The Oxford History of the British Empire (1)
Status
Available
Call number
DA16.O95 v.1 1998

Rise Gonna Rise: A Portrait of Southern Textile Workers

by Mimi Conway
Hardcover, 1979
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signed, nonfiction, African Americans, employment, work, J.P. Stevens & Co, class, The South, organizing, unions, 20th century — 22 more, 1960s, 1970s, textiles, textile workers, workers, labor, oral history, journalism, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, brown lung, occupational disease, Read in 2010, Publisher-Anchor, google snippet, American South, hardcover, dustjacket, book, woman author, mcr?, move √
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Available
Call number
HD8039.T42U642 1979

Southern Exposure Vol. 1 , No. 3 &4, Winter, 1974: No More Moanin', Voices of Southern Struggle

by Sue Thrasher Editor
Photocopy, 1974
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Read in 2008, periodical, history, United States, The South, photocopy, journal, 20th century, 19th century, Great Depression, 1920s — 54 more, 1930s, STFU, farm workers, Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, Arkansas, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, organizing, farming, cotton, oral history, Socialist Party, strikes, Claude Williams, People's Institute of Applied Religion, Christianity, UAW, Atlanta, Georgia, sit-down strikes, General Motors, labor, unions, slavery, Llano Cooperative, Louisiana, cooperatives, Tennessee, miners, coal mining, coal miners, violence, strikebreaking, folk music, convict labor, 1890s, Zora Neale Hurston, African Americans, WWII, army, soldiers, music, Gastonia, Loray Mill, TWUA, Communist Party, CPUSA, textile workers, North Carolina, Vera Butch Weisbord, nonfiction, cultural history, American South, Publisher-Institute for Southern Studies, √move
Status
Available
Call number
F206.S643 v.1 n.3&4 1974
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