Owenism and the working class
Subtitle: six pamphlets and four broadsides, 1821-1834.
Series: British labour struggles: contemporary pamphlets 1727-1850
Publisher: Arno Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Owen, Robert, 1771-1858.; Cooperation -- Great Britain.; Working class -- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century -- Sources.
Table of contents: title: Report of the committee appointed at a meeting of journeymen, chiefly printers, to take into consideration certain propositions, submitted to them by Mr. George Mudie [first published 1821].; title: The first London co-operative association: its objects and laws [first published 1829].; title: Words of wisdom, addressed to the working classes [first published 1830].; title: Principles, object, and laws, of the first Salford co-operative Society [first published 1831].; title: An answer to "several false statements ... industriously circulated respecting the nature and intentions of the ... Society," by Poole Co-operative Society [first published 1829].; title: A reply to Poole Co-operative Society [first published 1829].; title: At a meeting of upwards of 120 of the tradesmen, manufacturers, and ship owners of the town and country of Poole [first published 1829].; title: Rewards of industry, by B. Warden [first published 1832?].; title: Proceedings of the third Co-operative Congress, by W. Carpenter [first published 1832].; title: Letter on the formation of a cooperative land and business association, by H. Nicholls [first published 1834]