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Cover image for Five letters to the Right Honourable the Earl of Harewood, president of the Yorkshire Society for Keeping up the Price of Bread and the Rent of Land

Five letters to the Right Honourable the Earl of Harewood, president of the Yorkshire Society for Keeping up the Price of Bread and the Rent of Land

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Cover image for Baine's [!] history of the late war, between the United States and Great Britain

Baine's [!] history of the late war, between the United States and Great Britain

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History, directory & gazetteer, of the county of York

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An address to the unemployed workmen of Yorkshire and Lancashire

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Cover image for A Report on the proceedings of a public meeting on the factory question

A Report on the proceedings of a public meeting on the factory question

  • 1837
  • Format: Electronic
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Mr. Owen's establishment, at New Lanark, a failure!!

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On the moral influence of free trade and its effects on the prosperity of nations

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Cover image for The social, educational, and religious state of the manufacturing districts

The social, educational, and religious state of the manufacturing districts

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Cover image for A Word from Wm. Rider to Edward Baines on being told that he not only praised the conduct of those individuals who voted that the bodies of the poor of Leeds should go for dissection, but that he also expressed his willingness to bequeath his own body to the surgeons for the same purpose "if necessary".

A Word from Wm. Rider to Edward Baines on being told that he not only praised the conduct of those individuals who voted that the bodies of the poor of Leeds should go for dissection, but that he also expressed his willingness to bequeath his own body to the surgeons for the same purpose "if necessary".

  • 1833
  • Format: Electronic
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Pardon asked

  • 1833
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