'The Role of the State in the Labour-market for the Gold Mines: the case of Chinese Labour 1903-1907', by Peter Richardson

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- GB 102 MS 380078/11
Dates of Creation
- 8-10 Apr 1976
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- 18pp

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Conference on Southern African Labour HistoryMS 380078

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'The Decline of African Trade Unionism in the Early Sixties: some indictments', by S. E. FriedmanMS 380078/10

'The Role of the State in the Labour-market for the Gold Mines: the case of Chinese Labour 1903-1907', by Peter RichardsonMS 380078/11

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