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Strikes; their causes and their evils ...
The social position and claims of book-keepers and clerks considered.
Let every man read; the three social evils of manufacturing towns and the remedy considered /
Strikes prevented ...
Some real wants and ... legitimate claims of the working classes.
An address to trades' unionists on the question of strikes.
The truck system: a book for masters and workmen.
The factory controversy: a warning against meddling legislation.
Factory legislation; a letter ...
The operative pioneer; on the short-time question.
Trades' unions, combinations, and strikes.
An earnest address and urgent appeal to the people of England, in behalf of the oppressed and suffering pitmen of the counties of Northumberland and Durham ...
Strikers and the rights of labour /
The Lace Trade and the Factory Act. Reprinted from the "New Quarterly Review". Revised and enlarged.
Combinations and strikes, their cost and results ...
Bondage in the bakehouse; or, The case of the journeyman baker.
The building strike; trial and verdict in the great case of Potterabout versus Wollop, etc.
Account of the lock-out of engineers, &c., 1851-2.
The South Staffordshire colliery district, its evils and their cure: two letters ... To which is prefixed, by permission, the letter of the Messrs. Walker on the same subject.
Wrongs which cry for redress. To the men and women of the United Kingdom. Letter I.
Fair wages the first want of the London poor; a sermon ...
A letter to the working classes in trades and manufactures.
The income of the kingdom and the mode of its distribution : showing that one-seventh of the population possess two-thirds of the annual income, with the plans proposed for effecting a more just and equal division of the "joint produce." A paper read before the British Association for the Advancement of Social Science, October, 1857 /