- The
Hague Congress was the
fifth congress of the
International Workingmen's ****ociation (IWA), held from 2–7
September 1872 in The Hague, the Netherlands...
- The
Federal Employees'
Compensation Act (FECA), is a
United States federal law,
enacted on
September 7, 1916.
Sponsored by Sen. John W. Kern (D) of Indiana...
- The
International Workingmen's ****ociation (IWA; 1864–1876),
often called the
First International, was a
political international which aimed at uniting...
-
Workingmen's Party most
often refers to the
Workingmen's Party of the
United States.
Workingmen's Party may also
refer to:
Workingmen's Party of California...
- The
Workingmen's Party of
California (WPC) was an
American labor organization,
founded in 1877 and led by
Denis Kearney, J. G. Day, and H. L. Knight. Its...
- the 1843 book The Workers'
Union by
Flora Tristan. The
International Workingmen's ****ociation,
described by
Engels as "the
first international movement...
- To the
Workingmen of America,
known as the
Pittsburgh Manifesto or
Pittsburgh Proclamation, is an
anarchist manifesto issued at the
October 1883 Pittsburgh...
- Goraku,
which write on
topics of
interest to male
university students and
workingmen.
Seinen manga is
distinguished from shōnen manga,
which is for adolescent...
-
supplied by the
Clubs and
Institutes Union. A
dispute at
Wakefield City
Workingmen's Club in 1978 led to a
national campaign for
equal membership rights for...
- For
other organizations with a
similar name, see
Workingmen's Party (disambiguation). The
Working Men's
Party in New York was a
political party founded...
