The Postal Record, Volumes 27-28
The Postal Record, Volumes 27-28, published by the National Association of Letter Carriers (U.S.), offers a detailed look into the operations, concerns, and perspectives of letter carriers in the early 20th century. This historical record provides invaluable insights into the daily lives and working conditions of postal workers, their union activities, and the broader context of labor relations in the United States.
Readers interested in labor history, the development of the postal service, or the experiences of working-class Americans will find these volumes to be a rich source of primary material. The record captures the voices and issues relevant to letter carriers during a formative period in American history, preserving an important aspect of our nation's heritage.
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