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Dismissed as a flimsy front for management interests, industrial unions nonetheless carved out a role in the Carnegie Steel Company empire and then at U.S. Steel. James D. Rose examines the pivotal role played by these company-sponsored employee representation plans (ERPs) at the legendary steel works in Duquesne, Pennsylvania. As Rose reveals, ERPs matured from tools of the company into worker-led organizations that represented the interests of the mills' skilled tradesmen and workers. ERPs and management created a sophisticated bargaining structure. Meanwhile, the independent trade union gave way to the Steel Workers Organizing Committee (SWOC), a professionalized organization that expended huge resources on companywide unionization. Yet even when the SWOC secured a collective bargaining agreement in 1937, it failed to sign up a majority of the Duquesne workforce. Sophisticated and persuasive, Duquesne and the Rise of Steel Unionism confirms that what people did on the shop floor played a critical role in the course of steel unionism.
Parmi les crivains catholiques, Albert Frank-Duquesne (1896-1955) fut sans doute le plus qualifi pour traiter du probl me juif . Fils d'un rabbin converti en 1864 au catholicisme, descendant par la lign e paternelle de Jacob Frank, le mystique antitalmoudique du 18 me si cle, et, par sa grand-m re maternelle de Henri Heine, initi d s sa plus tendre enfance la pens e biblique et la tradition rabbinique, disciple du ma tre-h bra sant Paul Vulliaud, Frank-Duquesne n'a eu de cesse tout au long de sa vie de scruter les innombrables confluents de la question juive. Il r unissait en sa personne des dispositions physiques et psychiques, les conditions sine qua non, pour faire na tre cette mentalit biblique qui le caract risait tout entier. Claudel voyait sa vie comme une parabole, comme une proph tie de l'Isra l r concili et des richesses qu'avec lui, du fond de son douloureux exode, il rapportera l'Eglise .Dans L' ternelle actualit du probl me juif) (1951), publi au seuil de ce recueil, l' crivain examine cette question sous l'angle du surnaturel . Il s'agit pour l' crivain de d voiler le sens transhistorique du destin juif sous l'Ancienne Alliance, d'expliquer pourquoi Dieu a choisi Isra l pour tre son t moin dans le monde antique. Il s'emploie galement d montrer que la litt rature affirmant la conversion nationale des juifs la fin des temps est tir e, par extrapolation, d'un verset isolement pris et mal traduit de l'Ep tre aux Romains, auquel s'opposent d'autres textes pauliniens. Cette interpr tation fausse, reposant sur un seul verset de saint Paul, est contraire toute la perspective paulinienne du destin juif, telle qu'on peut l'inf rer de nombreux autres passages, et se heurte l'opinion exprim e par les P res les plus anciens.Ce texte qui pourrait figurer dans le panth on de la th ologie du 20 me si cle abonde en passages admirables: la m ditation sur les Psaumes o se d voile le tout de l' me juive, l' tude symbolique du rite de la circoncision, mais aussi des vues tr s originales sur le destin juif, des commentaires inspir s de certains textes rabbiniques, de plusieurs p tres de saint Paul. Il est suivi par une s rie d'articles publi s dans diverses revues entre 1950 et 1955, ainsi que d'un texte de jeunesse consacr Chesterton.
Campaigns And Battles Of America, 1755-1865: Fort Duquesne To Appomattox is a comprehensive historical account of the major military campaigns and battles that took place in America between 1755 and 1865. Written by John Deaderick, a renowned historian and expert in American military history, the book covers a wide range of topics, including the French and Indian War, the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, and the Civil War.The book is divided into chapters that focus on specific campaigns and battles, providing readers with a detailed and in-depth analysis of each conflict. Deaderick draws on a wealth of primary and secondary sources to provide a vivid and compelling narrative of the events, including first-hand accounts from soldiers and commanders on both sides of the conflicts.Throughout the book, Deaderick provides insightful commentary on the strategies and tactics employed by the various armies, as well as the political and social context in which the conflicts took place. He also explores the impact of these campaigns and battles on American society, including the role they played in shaping the nation's identity and values.Campaigns And Battles Of America, 1755-1865: Fort Duquesne To Appomattox is a must-read for anyone interested in American military history. With its engaging writing style, comprehensive coverage, and insightful analysis, this book is sure to become a classic in the field.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
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