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ALICE HENRY,
Chicago, July, 1915.


CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. EARLY TRADE UNIONS AMONG WOMEN
II. WOMEN IN THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
III. THE BEGINNINGS OF MODERN ORGANIZATION
IV. THE WOMEN'S TRADE UNION LEAGUE
V. THE HUGE STRIKES
VI. THE IMMIGRANT WOMAN AND ORGANIZATION.
VII. THE WOMAN ORGANIZER
VIII. THE TRADE UNION IN OTHER FIELDS
IX. WOMEN AND THE VOCATIONS
X. WOMAN AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING
XI. THE WORKING WOMAN AND MARRIAGE
XII. THE WORKING WOMAN AND THE VOTE
XIII. TRADE-UNION IDEALS AND POLICIES
APPENDIX I AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EMPLOYES
INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE AFFILIATED WITH THE AMERICAN AND CHICAGO
FEDERATION OF LABOR
APPENDIX II. THE HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX LABOR AGREEMENTS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX


LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
A Factory or a Home?
In a Basement Sweatshop
Girl Gas Blowers
A Bindery
Interior of One of the Largest and Best Equipped Waist and Cloak
Factories in New York City
A Contrast


INTRODUCTION

It was a revolutionary change in our ways of thinking when the idea of
development, social as well as physical, really took hold of mankind.


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