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Baseball’s Anti-Trust Exemption and Major League Baseball Labor Relations in the 20th Century
Baseball, being America's pastime and the most popular sport in the professional ranks from the 1870s onward for at least another century beyond that, gives us a lens wherethrough we may see so much about American culture, economics and society during this time period. This work looks at baseball’s
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