Titlebook: American Exceptionalism?; US Working-Class For Rick Halpern (Lecturer in American History),Jonath Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Present at the Creation: Working-Class Catholics in the United States,idently knew, while the situation in Europe — even in Italy — was more complex than his rhetoric allowed. Still, Bishop Leven for all his provincialism was clearly onto something, and not only with regard to religion.

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Gesammtanordnung des Bauwerkes,alisation and resistance, black workers joined labour movements . Secondly, the claims of exceptionalism that have been made for the working class of both countries are implicitly regarded as unhelpful (because they inhibit valuable comparative enquiry) and with respect to this period they are explicitly rejected as unwarranted.

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Religion and the Formation of the Italian Working Class,o mention a large residual artisan class, but a rural, agrarian proletariat of landless labourers, as well as various strata of peasant farmers. Indeed, it might make more sense to talk about the formation of the Italian working classes.

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Book 1997 ‘Exceptionalism‘ continues to excite, beguile, and frustrate students of the American past. The essays in this volume explore the ways in which the process of class formation in the United States can be said to be distinctive. Focusing upon the impact of liberal political thought, race and immigrat

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