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Mellor, John, 1922-
Subjects
McLachlan, James Bryson, 1869-1937.
Labor unions -- Nova Scotia -- History.
Coal miners -- Nova Scotia -- History.
Strikes and lockouts -- Coal mining -- Nova Scotia -- Cape Breton Island -- History.
Working class -- Nova Scotia -- History.
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Mellor, John, 1922-
McLachlan, James Bryson, 1869-1937.
Labor unions -- Nova Scotia -- History.
Coal miners -- Nova Scotia -- History.
Strikes and lockouts -- Coal mining -- Nova Scotia -- Cape Breton Island -- History.
Working class -- Nova Scotia -- History.
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The company store : J.B. McLachlan and the
Cape
Breton
coal
miners, 1900-1925 / John Mellor.
by
Mellor, John, 1922-
Breton Books, 2012.
Call #:
331.88 M527c 2012
Subjects
McLachlan, James Bryson, 1869-1937.
Labor unions
--
Nova
Scotia
--
History
.
Coal
miners
--
Nova
Scotia
--
History
.
Strikes
and
lockouts
--
Coal
mining
--
Nova
Scotia
--
Cape
Breton
Island
--
History
.
Working class
--
Nova
Scotia
--
History
.
ISBN:
9781926908106
Description:
xvi, 375 p., [4] p. of plates : ill. ; 23 cm.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary:
"With all the passion and forward thrust of a terrific novel, The Company Store is John Mellor's winning story of Labour’s Wars in
Cape
Breton
Island
. A much sought after book, it has been too long out of print, and it remains a good place for the general reader to start in digging into this essential story in the making of the character of industrial
Cape
Breton
. The company store itself stands as a powerful symbol for the entire system against which the miners fought--a system wherein the company owned the mines, the homes, the stores and often even the ministers and priests--all with the goal of profits for shareholders and of keeping the workers indebted and in line. And when all these failed, the governments sent in the troops against the workers!"--From publisher.
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Local History Collection
331.88 M527c 2012
Non-circulating
Local History Room - Central Library, 4th Floor
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