The Book of the martyrs of Tolpuddle, 1834-1934
Subtitle: the story of the Dorsetshire labourers who were convicted and sentenced to seven yearsʹ transportation for forming a trade union.
Contributors: Trades Union Congress. General Council.
Publisher: The Trades union congress, General council
Published: 1934
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
Subjects: Grand National Consolidated Trades' Union of Great Britain and Ireland.; Agricultural laborers -- England -- Dorset.; Dorset (England) -- Social conditions.
Other titles: The martyrs of Tolpuddle, 1834-1934.
Table of contents: title: Index.; title: A Shavian commentary on martyrs.; title: Foreword, by A. Conley.; title: Introduction by Sidney and Beatrice Webb.; title: The martyrs of Tolpuddle, by W.M. Citrine.; title: Report of the trial.; title: What the newspapers said.; title: A travesty of justice, by Hon. Sir Stafford Cripps.; title: The statutes, indictment, initiation ceremony and oath.; title: Actors in the drama, by H.J. Laski.; title: Melbourne fears the unions, by J.R. Clynes.; title: The Frampton-Melbourne correspondence.; title: The parliamentary scene, by Arthur Henderson.; title: A study in legal repression, by G.D.H. Cole.; title: Songs of the period, by H.V. Morton.; title: The condition of England, by H.L. Beales.; title: Lord Melbourne looks down, by "Tomfool."; title: Who's Who.; title: Glossary.