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In British political discourse the idea that in the 1970s trade unions 'ran the country' has become a truism, a folk mythology invoked against the twin perils of socialism and strikes. But who exactly wielded power in Britain’s workplaces and on what terms? Assembling cultures takes a fine-grained look at factory activism in the motor industry between 1945 and 1982, using car manufacturing as a key case for unpicking important narratives around affluence, declinism and class. It traces the development of the militant car worker stereotype and looks at the real social relations that lay behind car manufacturing’s reputation for conflict. In doing so, this book reveals a changing, complex ...
In this heartwarming sweet romance, Jack Saunders, a reclusive billionaire, has taken refuge as a Montana rancher to shield his son from harm. The young boy is the sole witness to his mother's tragic murder, but he hasn't spoken since that fateful day. Gabby Cooper, a compassionate kindergarten teacher in Twin Bluffs, notices one of her students is struggling and uncommunicative. She arranges a meeting with the boy's father, Jack Saunders, out of concern for the child's well-being. When Jack and Gabby meet, an instant and intense attraction blossoms between them. Despite their different backgrounds, they are drawn to each other in a way that defies explanation. However, their love is soon put to the test when the man who killed Jack's wife resurfaces and threatens Gabby's safety. Jack knows how to fight for what he loves, for his son, and for the woman who healed his broken heart.
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