The Poverty Of Work : Selling Servant, Slave and Temporary Labor on the Free Marke

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by Van Arsdale, David
Society & social sciences
Paperback

SKU: 9781608468331 Category: work

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by Van Arsdale, David | Society & social sciences
Published 12/09/2017 by Haymarket Books
Paperback | 216 pages

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