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Lane Kirkland: Champion of American Labor Format:Hardcover the writer of the ancientFew have achieved more for the American worker than Lane Kirkland: fewer still have received less credit than Lane for their pivotal roles. In Lane Kirkland, political writer Arch Puddington traces one man's steady rise to the most powerful position in organized labor, a position many claimed, with only slight exaggerations, was more important than the presidency of the United States. Based on primary sources including Kirkland's own unfinished