Upon the Altar of Work: Child Labor and the Rise of a New American Sectionalism (Working Class in American History)
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Upon the Altar of Work: Child Labor and the Rise of a New American Sectionalism (Working Class in American History)

by Betsy Wood

American History social history labor history
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Upon the Altar of Work examines child labor and its connection to the rise of a new American sectionalism. Situated within working-class and American history, Betsy Wood’s study highlights how labor and social divisions shaped the nation’s changing historical landscape.

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Upon the Altar of Work examines child labor within the broader history of the United States.

The book explores how labor involving children connected to the rise of a new American sectionalism.

By focusing on work and social divisions, it contributes to understanding the development of American labor history.

Part of the Working Class in American History series, this study considers the relationship between working life and sectional change.

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