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HSTRY 498: Civil Rights & Labor Movements in the Pacific Northwest: Home
This webpage provides resources to help you find the resources you'll need for the research paper. For additional history resources see the History Research Guide.
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Image: Detail of Richard V. Correll 1936 woodblock print, "Lynching of Frank Little, Miner's Union leader near Butte, Montana, August 1, 1917." Courtesy of the Labor Archives of Washington.