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In 1832 , seven years after the repeal of the Combination Laws , a colliers ' strike
in the north of England produced two particularly revolting murders . An aged
Welshman , acting as watchman at a pit where the miners were on strike , was ...
In 1832 , seven years after the repeal of the Combination Laws , a colliers ' strike
in the north of England produced two particularly revolting murders . An aged
Welshman , acting as watchman at a pit where the miners were on strike , was ...
Page 52
On referring to the Home Office papers , we find that ( 1 ) the strike was not
originally caused by ' the practice of the shipowners of undermanning their ships '
; ( 2 ) the strike was not * suppressed by the use of troops ' ; and ( 3 ) the masters
did ...
On referring to the Home Office papers , we find that ( 1 ) the strike was not
originally caused by ' the practice of the shipowners of undermanning their ships '
; ( 2 ) the strike was not * suppressed by the use of troops ' ; and ( 3 ) the masters
did ...
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The first case we propose to take is the Seamen ' s Strike on the Tyne and Wear
in 1815 . We deal with this incident first , and at what may seem disproportionate
length , because , if Miss Ramsay ' s charges are true , then our most partial ...
The first case we propose to take is the Seamen ' s Strike on the Tyne and Wear
in 1815 . We deal with this incident first , and at what may seem disproportionate
length , because , if Miss Ramsay ' s charges are true , then our most partial ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review, 252. köide |
| Contributors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1929 |
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