The Rising of the agricultural labourers
Subtitle: nine pamphlets and six broadsides, 1830-1831.
Series: British labour struggles: contemporary pamphlets 1727-1850
Publisher: Arno Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Agricultural laborers -- Great Britain.
Table of contents: value: The life and history of Swing, the Kent rick-burner, by F. Swing [first published 1830].; value: A true account of the life & death of Swing [pseud.] the rick-burner, written by one well acquainted with him [first published 1831?].; value: A plain statement of the case of the labourer [first published 1830].; value: An address to the men of Hawkhurst [first published 1830].; value: An address to the labourers on the subject of destroying machinery [first published 1830].; value: A country rector's address to his parishioners ... [first published 1830].; value: An address on the state of the country, by E. Feild [first published 1830].; value: Machine-breaking, and the changes occasioned by it in the village of Turvey Down [first published 1831].; value: An address to the labourers of Fordingbridge [first published 1830].; value: Arouse, people of England! [first published 1830?].; value: Town hall, Maidenhead [first published 1830].; value: Address from the magistrates to the inhabitants of Burnham division [first published 1830].; value: Hambleden [first published 1830].; value: Reward [first published 1830].; value: The charge of the Honourable Baron Vaughan to the grand jury of the county of Southampton [first published 1830].