Distress the consequence of capital : with some suggestions for the establishment of a refuge from the extremity of destitution for the working classes /

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.

A second letter on the present distress of the country, addressed to his constituents /
by: Western, C. C. (Charles Callis), Baron Western, 1767-1844
Published: (1830)

Mr. Cobbett's petition to the King, in favour of the distressed manufacturers.
by: Cobbett, William, 1763-1835
Published: (1826)

The great cause of the present distress, and the remedy /
by: Clapham, Dixon Henry
Published: (1843)

A history of the past and present state of the labouring population : including the progress of agriculture, manufactures, and commerce, shewing the extremes of opulence and destitution among the operative classes : with practical means for their employment and future prosperity /
by: Tuckett, J. D. (John Debell)

The causes of the distress of the agricultural and manufacturing population : considered and demonstrated /
by: Riddell, R. A.
Published: (1831)

Some habits and customs of the working classes /
by: Wright, Thomas, "the journeyman engineer."
Published: (1967)

Practice opposed to theory, or, An inquiry into the nature of our commercial distress : with a view to the development of its true causes, and the suggestion of a suitable remedy /
by: Practical man
Published: (1828)

The working class /
by: Roberts, Kenneth, 1940-
Published: (1978)

A plea for the English operatives : being a competing essay for the prize offered by John Cassell, Esq. : in which the means of elevating the working class are humbly suggested /
by: Lee, T. G. (Thomas Gardiner)
Published: (1850)

The condition of the working class in England /
by: Engels, Friedrich, 1820-1895
Published: (1958)

The making of the English working class /
by: Thompson, E. P. (Edward Palmer), 1924-1993
Published: (1966)

History of the middle & working classes.
by: Wade, John, 1788-1875
Published: (1966)

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 condition of the working-class in England in 1844 /
by: Engels, Friedrich, 1820-1895
Published: (1892)

History and political philosophy of the middle and working classes /
by: Wade, John, 1788-1875
Published: (1842)

Enquiry into the consequences of the present depreciated value of human labour, &c. &c : in letters to Thos. Fowell Buxton, Esq. M.D., author of "An enquiry into our present system of prison discipline.".

Common sense to the working classes, on the means of attaining equality.
by: Common sense

Common sense to the working classes, on the division of labour and profits.
by: Common sense

An address to the socialists, radicals, trades unions, and the working classes generally : being an exposition of the relative situation, condition, and future prospects of the working people in England, Scotland, and Ireland : together with a suggestion and outlines of a plan, by which they may gradually and indefinitely improve their condition /
by: Working man
Published: (1839)

A Few words to the working classes, and others : on past & present times.
Published: (1831)

The working classes of Great Britain : their present condition, and the means of their improvement and elevation /
by: Green, Samuel G. (Samuel Gosnell), 1822-1905
Published: (1850)

To the working classes : competitive versus co-operative labour, or, Labour as it is and labour as it ought to be.
Published: (1837)

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

Correspondence between the Right Hon. R. Wilmot Horton and a select class of the members of the London Mechanics' Institution : formed for investigating the most efficient remedies for the present distress among the labouring classes in the United Kingdom : together with the resolutions unanimously adopted by the class : also a letter from the Right Hon. R. Wilmot Horton to Dr. Birkbeck, president of the institution, and his answer.
by: Wilmot Horton, Robert, Sir, 1784-1841

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

Capital and labour : including the results of machinery /
by: Knight, Charles, 1791-1873
Published: (1845)

On the best means of improving the moral and physical condition of the working classes : being an address /
by: M'Cormac, Henry, 1800-1886
Published: (1830)

Work and wages : the reward of labour and the cost of work, founded on the experiences of the late Mr. Brassey /
by: Brassey, Thomas Brassey Earl, 1836-1918
Published: (1916)

Propositions concerning the cause and remedy of the present distress ; Principles of a society for the emancipation of industry ; Remarks on Sir Robert Peel's letter to the Chamber of Commerce, Birmingham, dated December 12, 1842.
by: Taylor, John, 1781-1864
Published: (1843)

Why are we poor? : an address to the industrious and laborious classes of the community, proving their distresses to arise from the combination of the rich and powerful, and recommending to them a line of conduct likely to counteract a conspiracy that cramps their energies, and precludes the improvement of their condition /
by: Radical, Roger

Report of the committee, appointed by a public meeting held on the 24th September, 1832, at the Equitable Labour Exchange, Gray's -Inn Road : for the purpose of taking into consideration the increasing distress of the non-productive and industrious classes, and to devise efficient means for their permanent relief.
Published: (1832)

Condition of the labouring classes of society /
by: Barton, John
Published: (1934)

A plea, to power and Parliament, for the working classes /
by: Slaney, Robert A. (Robert Aglionby)
Published: (1847)

A few words to the working classes of Great Britain, particularly applicable to the present state of their affairs and shewing the only means of bettering their condition /
by: Labouring man
Published: (1833)