Books by Richard Oastler

90 books found

The Fleet papers

The Fleet papers

18414 ed.
Factory legislation

Factory legislation

18553 ed.
The Fleet papers;

The Fleet papers;

18413 ed.
A letter to those sleek, pious, holy and devout dissenters, Messrs. get-all, keep-all, grasp-all, scrape-all, whip-all, gull-all, cheat-all, cant-all, work-all, sneak-all, lie-well, swear-well, scratch-em and company, the shareholders in the Bradford Observer, in answer to their attack on Richard Oastler, in that paper of July 17, 1834

A letter to those sleek, pious, holy and devout dissenters, Messrs. get-all, keep-all, grasp-all, scrape-all, whip-all, gull-all, cheat-all, cant-all, work-all, sneak-all, lie-well, swear-well, scratch-em and company, the shareholders in the Bradford Observer, in answer to their attack on Richard Oastler, in that paper of July 17, 1834

18342 ed.
Vicarial tithes, Halifax

Vicarial tithes, Halifax

18272 ed.
The right of the poor to liberty and life

The right of the poor to liberty and life

18382 ed.
Fleet Papers; Volume 1

Fleet Papers; Volume 1

20232 ed.
Factory legislation

Factory legislation

18551 ed.
Slavery in Yorkshire

Slavery in Yorkshire

18331 ed.
Representation of Huddersfield

Representation of Huddersfield

18331 ed.
Damnation!

Damnation!

18371 ed.
Richard Oastler: king of factory children

Richard Oastler: king of factory children

19721 ed.
Convocation

Convocation

18601 ed.
Mr. Oastler's speech at Huddersfield, on his return from London

Mr. Oastler's speech at Huddersfield, on his return from London

18321 ed.
Richard Oastler's letter to the nobility, clergy, farmers, and shopkeepers of the county of Nottingham

Richard Oastler's letter to the nobility, clergy, farmers, and shopkeepers of the county of Nottingham

18391 ed.
The factory question

The factory question

18361 ed.
Vicarial Tithes, Halifax: A True Statement of Facts and Incidents

Vicarial Tithes, Halifax: A True Statement of Facts and Incidents

18271 ed.
A speech delivered by Richard Oastler at a meeting held in the Manor Court-Room, Manchester on Wednesday evening, April 27th, 1833, to consider of the propriety of petitioning the legislature to pass the Ten Hours Factories' Regulation Bill, without waiting for the report of that 'Mockery of Inquiry', the Mill-owners Commission

A speech delivered by Richard Oastler at a meeting held in the Manor Court-Room, Manchester on Wednesday evening, April 27th, 1833, to consider of the propriety of petitioning the legislature to pass the Ten Hours Factories' Regulation Bill, without waiting for the report of that 'Mockery of Inquiry', the Mill-owners Commission

18331 ed.
Damnation! Eternal damnation to the fiend-begotten 'coarser-food', new Poor ..

Damnation! Eternal damnation to the fiend-begotten 'coarser-food', new Poor ..

18371 ed.
Free trade "not proven," in seven letters to the people of England

Free trade "not proven," in seven letters to the people of England

18491 ed.
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