Louse argues that the printers, who organized to combat their immediate concerns, were also part of a larger network connecting other skilled workers into associations that not only supported their societies but also helped to shape their ideology.
Louse argues that the printers, who organized to combat their immediate concerns, were also part of a larger network connecting other skilled workers into associations that not only supported their societies but also helped to shape their ideology.
Publisher
University of Arkansas Press
Publication Date
Jul 1991
ISBN
9781557281852
Pages
261 p.
Item Type
Book
Format
Hardcover
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