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Labour/Le Travailleur

Volume 7, 1981

Table of contents (15 articles)

Contributors / Collaborateurs

  1. Contributors / Collaborateurs

    p. 5

Editors' Notes / Notes des Directeurs

  1. Editors' Notes / Notes des Directeurs

    Gregory S. Kealey and Jacques Rouillard

    pp. 6–8

Articles

  1. Class Conflict on the Canals of Upper Canada in the 1840s

    Ruth Bleasdale

    pp. 9–40

  2. The One Big Union in International Perspective: Revolutionary Industrial Unionism 1900-1925

    Larry Peterson

    pp. 41–66

Critiques

  1. Labour and Working-Class History in Canada: Prospects in the 1980s

    Gregory S. Kealey

    pp. 67–94

  2. Through the Looking Glass of Culture: An Essay on the New Labour History and Working-Class Culture in Recent Canadian Historical Writing

    David J. Bercuson

    pp. 95–112

Research Reports / Rapport du Recherche

  1. "Weaving It Together": Life Cycle and the Industrial Experience of Female Cotton Workers in Quebec, 1910-1950

    Gail Cuthbert Brandt

    pp. 113–126

Documents

  1. A Note on the Toronto Printers' Strike, 1872

    Robert H. Babcock

    pp. 127–130

  2. Church and Union: The Case of Hull, 1912-1921. An Introduction to R.P. Joseph Bonhomme OMl, "Notes Historiques sur l'association ouvrière de Hull"

    Brian Hogan

    pp. 131–150

Review Essays / Notes Critiques

  1. The Working Class in Northern Ontario

    Jean Morrison

    pp. 151–155

  2. Mission Impossible? Building A Socialist / Nationalist Party in Quebec

    Michael Behiels

    pp. 157–164

  3. Labour and the Left in America: A Review Essay

    Bruno Ramirez

    pp. 165–173

  4. October 1917 Revisited

    N.G.O. Pereira

    pp. 174–182

Reviews / Comptes Rendus

  1. Reviews / Comptes Rendus

    pp. 183–250

Abstracts / Résumés

  1. Abstracts / Résumés

    pp. 251–254

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