An inquiry into the destitute condition of the working classes; particularly of those connected with the cotton trade
Subtitle: with a glance at the causes of the prevailing distress, and the remedies for its removal. Embracing a brief consideration of the doctrine of over-production, and of the arguments in favour of a legislative enactment, fixing a minimum of wages
Contributors: Mills, Jowett, and Mills; Francis Place Library (Columbia University. Libraries)
Publisher: Published at the Office of the Weekly Free Press, 25, Ludgate-Hill; and sold by Messrs. Cowie and Strange, 55, Paternoster-Row, and by all booksellers.
Published: 1829
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Cotton trade; Working class; Wages
Notes: Date from publisher's advertisement on p. [3].

A reprint of an essay in the paper of the Weekly Free Press (see p. [3]).

"Price threepence" at foot of t.p., in square brackets.

Printer's names Mills, Jowett and Mills given on t.p. verso.

Signed at end: "Mc.M."

Rare Book copies: Removed from vol. 30, no. 3 of the Francis Place Library. Inscribed to Francis Place.