Labour disputes in the mines
Subtitle: eight pamphlets, 1831-1844.
Series: British labour struggles: contemporary pamphlets; 1727-1850
Publisher: Arno Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Strikes and lockouts -- Coal mining -- Great Britain.; Coal miners -- Great Britain.; Labor disputes -- Great Britain.
Table of contents: value: 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, by W. Scott [first published 1831].; value: A letter on the disputes between the coal-owners & pitmen, addressed to the editor of the Tyne Mercury [first published 1832].; value: Report by the Committee of the coalowners respecting the present situation of the trade [first published 1832].; value: An impartial enquiry into the existing causes of dispute between the coal owners of the Wear and Tyne, and their late pitmen, by Scrutator [first published 1832].; value: An appeal to the public, from the pitmen of the Tyne and Wear [first published 1832].; value: Report of the trials of the pitmen and others, concerned in the late riots, murders, etc., in the Hetton and other collieries [first published 1832].; value: Address of the Special committee of the coal trade to the coal owners of the counties of Northumberland and Durham, on the subject of the pitmen's strike [first published 1844].; value: The question answered: "What do the pitmen want?" By W. Mitchell [first published 1844]