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9.2. Organizing the NCF

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9.3. The Clash over Unions

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9.4. The Drive for Workmen’s Compensation Laws

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9.5. Monopolizing Public Utilities

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9.6. Regulating Industry

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9.7. Allied Group: The American Association for Labor

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10.1. Ethnoreligious Conflict and the Public Schools

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10.2. Progressives, Public Education, and the Family: The Case of San Francisco

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10.3. Ethnoreligious Conflict and the Rise of Feminism

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10.4. Gathered Together: Progressivism as a Political Party

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