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"An eye-opening and compelling narrative of the role of ethnic Pittsburgh Catholics in building and sustaining a reform-minded Democratic party and a militant union movement during the depression. His work more then amply shows how Catholic ideas, leaders, and workers contributed to reform politics and unionization during the thirties. This path-breaking book deserves a serious reading by anyone attempting to understand American Catholicism, ethnic history, reform politics, or the successful unionization of heavy industry during the 1930s." --Anne Klejment, American Studies
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