The American Mechanic and Working-Man; Volume 2

Originally published in 1840, this book provides a fascinating insight into the working lives of American mechanics and laborers during the early industrial period. Written by the theologian James Waddel Alexander, the book is a testament to the cultural significance of the working-class in the nineteenth century.
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