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Revised edition - trade paperback. Originally published in 1974, this examines the major social reform movements between the early 19th century and the end of World War II: abolition, populism, progressives, women's suffrage, labor, communist and socialist movements - and especially their relationships with blacks and other ethnic groups. This edition has been revised to include a postscript on the movements of the 1960's and 1970's - Civil Rights, Black Power, women's liberation, anti-war and Native American and Chicano movements. Notes, index. 356 pp. Fine (a new copy.) .ISBN # 0-88258-0264 

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