PrefaceIntroduction by Herbert G. Gutman1 CALL YOUR OLD MASTER—"MASTER": SOUTHERN POLITICAL LEADERS AND NEGRO LABOR DURING PRESIDENTIAL RECONSTRUCTION Thomas Wagstaff2 NEGRO LABOR IN THE WESTERN CATTLE INDUSTRY, 1866–1900 Kenneth W. Porter3 BLACK WORKERS AND LABOR UNIONS IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, 1897–1904 Paul B. Worthman4 LABOR CONFLICT AND RACIAL VIOLENCE: THE BLACK WORKER IN CHICAGO, 1894–1919 William M. Tuttle, Jr.5 THE WILSON ADMINISTRATION AND THE WARTIME MOBILIZATION OF BLACK AMERICANS, 1917–1918 Jane Lang Scheiber and Harry N. Scheiber6 CLOSED SHOP AND WHITE SHOP: THE NEGRO RESPONSE TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, 1933–1935 Raymond Wolters7 RACE, CLASS, AND PROGRESS: BLACK LEADERSHIP AND INDUSTRIAL UNIONISM, 1936–1945 James S. OlsonIndex
