Catechism of the Society for Promoting National Regeneration : whose object is, to remove as far as possible, the social and commercial evils now existing, and which by their rapid increase, are fast destroying every vestige of happiness and order.

Prize essay on the evils which are produced by late hours of business : and on the benefits which would attend their abridgement /
by: Davies, Thomas
Published: (1843)

The regeneration of English football /
by: Lusty, Benjamin Kirk, 1982-
Published: (2005)

Late meeting at Bradford on national regeneration : Bradford politeness and consistency!.
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1834)

To the candidates for the Borough of Bradford.
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1832)

Decline and fall? : Britain's crisis in the Sixties.
by: Einzig, Paul, 1897-1973
Published: (1969)

The duty of the ministers of the Gospel to plead the cause of the industrious & injured labourers of their country.
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1834)

Exposition of one principal cause of the national distress, particularly in manufacturing districts : with some suggestions for its removals.

Exposition of one principal cause of the national distress, particularly in manufacturing districts : with some suggestions for its removal.

Common sense to the working classes : on the causes of their existing slavery, and the means of redeeming themselves.
by: Common sense

Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Althorp on the Factory bill.
by: Scotch mill-spinner
Published: (1833)

The Factory question.
Published: (1833)

The Factory system, and the Ten hours bill : extracted from Fraser's magazine, April 1833, article, "National Economy, no. V.".
Published: (1833)

The Leeds General Committee for promoting the bill now before Parliament, for restricting the hours of juvenile labour in the factories of the United Kingdom.
Published: (1832)

An address to the manufacturers of the United Kingdom : stating the causes which have led to the unparalleled calamities of our manufacturing poor, and the proposal of a remedy which will remove their distresses, increase their comforts, and better their conditions in human life /
by: Hale, William
Published: (1826)

The distress of the agricultural labourers, illustrated by the speech of M.T. Sadler, Esq. M.P., upon a motion for leave to bring in a bill for their relief, on October eleventh, 1831.
by: Sadler, Michael Thomas, 1780-1835
Published: (1833)

The address of the Metropolitan Trades' Delegates to their fellow countrymen : on the interests and present position of the labouring classes of the Empire.
Published: (1850)

The rights and wrongs of the poor in a series of letters : addressed to the working classes of all denominations : to which, on the same subject, are appended six letters to the noblemen of England /
by: Brothers, Thomas
Published: (1842)

British trade unions /
by: Citrine, Walter McLennan Citrine, Baron, 1887-
Published: (1942)

A counter-plea for the poor : a refutation of the assertions of the Anti-Corn Law League, and the Hon. and Rev. Baptist W. Noel /
by: Poor man's friend
Published: (1843)

On combinations of trades.
Published: (1831)

Early closing movement : a lecture /
by: Vincent, Henry, 1813-1878
Published: (1847)

Ten hours' factory bill : the speech of Lord Ashley, M.P. in the House of Commons, on Friday, March 15th, 1844, in moving that the word "night," in the second clause shall be taken to mean from six o'clock in the evening to six o'clock on the following morning.
by: Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, Earl of, 1801-1885
Published: (1844)

Address of the united delegates, from the factory districts throughout the kingdom, assembled at Manchester, to their operative friends.
by: Doherty, John, 1798-1854
Published: (1834)

Workers, unions, and the state.
by: Wooton, Graham
Published: (1967)

A Selection of facts and arguments in favour of the Ten Hours' Bill : as regards its probable effects on commerce and wages, if universally adopted.
Published: (1845)

Address of the Lancashire Short-Time Central Committee to the Right Hon. Lord Ashley, M.P., &c : presented to His Lordship by a deputation from that body on ... Sept. 26, 1842 at ... Manchester : with His Lordship's reply.
Published: (1843)

Bradford : we, the undersigned worsted spinners, being desirous of promoting a legislative enactment, to diminish and limit the hours of labour in worsted mills, and to effect other regulations connected therewith, request the attendance of the trade generally, at the Talbot Inn, in Bradford, on Monday, the 22nd day of Nov. 1830, at four o'clock in the afternoon, to take into consideration the propriety of the above object /
Published: (1830)

The evils of the factory system : illustrated in a respectful and faithful appeal to the inhabitants of the parish of Bradford on the behalf of the factory children /
by: Bull, George Stringer, 1799-1865
Published: (1832)

The Ten hour bill is lost!.
by: Old friend
Published: (1833)

The history of the factory movement /
by: Kydd, Sam
Published: (1966)

Exposition of the factory question.
Published: (1832)

The Perpetual lease, or, The identification of labour with land and capital.
Published: (1846)

The factory movement, 1830-1855.
by: Ward, John Trevor
Published: (1962)

A Riddle.
Published: (1831)

English associations of working men /
by: Baernreither, Josef Maria, 1845-1925
Published: (1893)

The British labourer's protector and factory child's friend.
by: Atkinson, J., Mr.
Published: (1832)