[1] See his Labor and Administration, Chapter XIV (Macmillan, 1913).

[PREFACE]
[PART I] THE STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL
[CHAPTER 1] LABOR MOVEMENTS BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR
- [(1).] Early Beginnings, to 1827
- [(2).] Equal Citizenship, 1827-1832
- [(3).] The Period of the "Wild-Cat" Prosperity, 1833-1837
- [(4).] The Long Depression, 1837-1862
[CHAPTER 2] THE "GREENBACK" PERIOD, 1862-1879
[CHAPTER 3] THE BEGINNING OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR AND OF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
[CHAPTER 4] REVIVAL AND UPHEAVAL, 1879-1887
[CHAPTER 5] THE VICTORY OF CRAFT UNIONISM AND THE FINAL FAILURE OF PRODUCERS' COOPERATION
[CHAPTER 6] STABILIZATION, 1888-1897
[CHAPTER 7] TRADE UNIONISM AND THE COURTS
[PART II] THE LARGER CAREER OF UNIONISM
[CHAPTER 8] PARTIAL RECOGNITION AND NEW DIFFICULTIES, 1898-1914
- [(1).] The Miners
- [(2).] The Railway Men
- [(3).] The Machinery and Metal Trades
- [(4).] The Employers' Reaction
- [(5).] Legislation, Courts, and Politics
[CHAPTER 9] RADICAL UNIONISM AND A "COUNTER-REFORMATION"
[CHAPTER 10] THE WAR-TIME BALANCE SHEET
[CHAPTER 11] RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
[PART III] CONCLUSIONS AND INFERENCES
[CHAPTER 12] AN ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION
[CHAPTER 13] THE IDEALISTIC FACTOR
[CHAPTER 14] WHY THERE IS NOT AN AMERICAN LABOR PARTY
[CHAPTER 15] THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE PROLETARIAT AND TRADE UNIONISM
[BIBLIOGRAPHY]

PART I

THE STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL