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Part I, 1882–1918, Social Work in Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York
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Part II, 1919–1928, New York State Industrial Commission under Governor Alfred E. Smith
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Part III, 1929–1933 New York State Industrial Commission under Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Part IV, 1933–1934, U.S. Department of Labor and the first year of the New Deal
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Part V, 1933–1935, The National Recovery Administration
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Part VI, 1933–1939, Strikes and Unions
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Part VII, 1936–1940, Politics, the Supreme Court, the National Labor Relations Board and the approach of war
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Part VIII, 1941–1945, U.S. Department of Labor and the war
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Part IX, 1945–1953, Civil Service Commission
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