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Class Conflict And Sectarianism: The Protestant Working Class And The Belfast Labour Movement, 1868 1920 - Henry Patterson
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Class Conflict And Sectarianism: The Protestant Working Class And The Belfast Labour Movement, 1868 1920
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ISBN: 9780856402265 (0856402265)
Edition language: English
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