No right to an honest living the struggles of Boston's Black workers in the Civil War era
"Before, during, and after the US Civil War, Boston's Black workers were barred from the skilled trades, factory work, and public-works projects. In Boston, as in cities across the North, white abolitionists focused virtually all their energies on the plight of enslaved Black Southerners, while refu...
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New York, NY :
Basic Books, Hachette Book Group,
2023.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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