Linking the Old World with the New: Recent Studies of Labor Migration, Race, and Political Protest in America and the British Empire.

Labor historians of the Anglophone world can enrich their field by extending the idea of 'Atlantic community' to include Britain's former colonies in Canada, Africa, and Australasia. Only in this way can they fully understand the world's first large-scale migration of labor, both voluntary and invol...

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Published in:	Labor History Vol. 46; no. 2; pp. 185 - 195
Main Author:	Laslett, John H. M.
Format:	Book Review
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd May2005
Subjects:	Britannia's Children: Emigration From England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland Since 1600 (Book) Comrades & Cousins: Globalization, Workers & Labour Movements in Britain, the USA & Australia From the 1880s-1914 (Book) Racializing Class, Classifying Race: Labour & Difference in Britain, the USA & Africa (Book) Richards, Eric Alexander, Peter Halpern, Rick Nonfiction
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