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labor for

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See: attempt, pursue, strive


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Shields spoke to the misconceptions and lack of information that librarians have had about union members and emphasized labor's hope that the public library would be the repository of resource material on labor for the nation, especially for school children to research and learn.
One way to supply this labor was with the indentured servant, who contracted labor for a specific period of time in return for transportation to the colonies and the future prospect of landed independence.
3) The common-law relationship of master and servant exists when a person, for pay or some other consideration, enters into the service of another and gives that person his or her personal labor for an agreed-upon period.
 
 
 
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