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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 16 December 2008
1. See Gossez, Rémi, Les Ouvriers de Paris: L'Organization, 1848–1851 (Paris. 1967). esp. pp. 10–26, 48–79, 100–224, 314–21.Google Scholar Also, the author's, “Parisian Producers' Associations, 1830–1851: The Socialism of Skilled Workers,” in the Proceedings of the Western Society for the Study of French History, forthcoming 1974.
2. See the author's, Origins of the French Labor Movement: The Socialism of Skilled Workers (Unpublished dissertation, Columbia University, 1972).Google Scholar
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