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... Union Army 6,000 men killed and wounded in less than one hour . In March 1864 , Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant had been appointed to command the armies of the United States . For the first time , a coordin- ated plan was prepared for all the ...
... Union Army 6,000 men killed and wounded in less than one hour . In March 1864 , Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant had been appointed to command the armies of the United States . For the first time , a coordin- ated plan was prepared for all the ...
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... union movement in the United States has sought recognition from employers so that unions might enjoy the right of representa- tion and might negotiate an enforceable contract , the culminating point in collective bargaining . In many ...
... union movement in the United States has sought recognition from employers so that unions might enjoy the right of representa- tion and might negotiate an enforceable contract , the culminating point in collective bargaining . In many ...
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... union , a representative of the international union often will be present . Frequently , the in- ternational representative , as the union's " profes- sional , " will have consulted with the committee well in advance of the negotiations ...
... union , a representative of the international union often will be present . Frequently , the in- ternational representative , as the union's " profes- sional , " will have consulted with the committee well in advance of the negotiations ...
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| Title | The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7 The Encyclopedia Americana, ISBN 0717201155, 9780717201150 |
| Publisher | Grolier, 1985 |
| ISBN | 0717201163, 9780717201167 |
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