Working Class Movement Library - online catalogue

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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author McDouall, Peter Murray 2 Frame, Murray 1 Gittings, John 1 Reynolds, George WM 1 Wiener, Joel H 1 Subject Working class 9 Radicalism 6 Chartist movement 5 Politics 5 Working conditions 5 Social conditions 4 Reform movements 3 Factories 2 Newspapers 2 Owenism 2 Parliamentary reform 2 Republicanism 2 Social reform 2 Armed forces 1 Biographies 1 Birth control 1 Censorship 1 Child labour 1 Freedom of the press 1 Poverty 1 Slavery 1 Socialism 1 Trade unions 1 Workers 1 Year 1970 7 1981 1 1983 1 1995 1	Results Library catalogue Publisher: Greenwood 28 Hits 1 2 The Lancashire and Yorkshire co-operator - and useful classes' advocate, 1831-1832 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection The role of the Chinese Army 1981 Gittings, John; Royal Institute of International Affairs Remove from selection Add to selection Radicalism and freethought in nineteenth-century Britain - the life of Richard Carlile 1983 Wiener, Joel H Remove from selection Add to selection The Russian Revolution 1905-1921 - a bibliographic guide to works in English 1995 Frame, Murray Remove from selection Add to selection Valedictory address to the readers of the late Herald to the Trades' Advocate 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection Remarks on the suppression of the late Herald to the Trades' Advocate by the Solitictor of Stamps, with letter of Joseph Hume, Esq. MP, on the subject 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection Aristocratic spirit of the British people 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection The House of Lords and the reform bill 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection Ravages of, and proposed remedy for, an infectious and terrible disease, not the Cholera morbus! 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection The splendid national legacy of Lord Castlereagh 1970 Remove from selection Add to selection The people - their rights and liberties, their duties and their interests Remove from selection Add to selection The economist Remove from selection Add to selection The Philanthropist Remove from selection Add to selection The London phalanx: established for the purpose of calling public attention to the practical importance of universal principles; and more particularly to the science of attractive industry, propouned by the late Charles Fourier, as a component part of the law of universal unity and harmony, by him discovered Remove from selection Add to selection Politics for the people: or, a salmagundy for swine Remove from selection Add to selection 1 2