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In 1818 there were 10,000 weaving workers in Coventry , 4,000 of them being women and children . Men returning from the Napoleonic Wars found women working the looms , a break with tradition accentuated when in 1831 Josiah Beck ...
In 1818 there were 10,000 weaving workers in Coventry , 4,000 of them being women and children . Men returning from the Napoleonic Wars found women working the looms , a break with tradition accentuated when in 1831 Josiah Beck ...
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In March 1872 some 200 farm workers , mainly employed by Sir Charles Mordaunt and Spencer Lucy , were on strike in Wellesbourne , Moreton Morrell , Loxley , Charlecote , and Hampton Lucy . The trade union pattern was taking shape .
In March 1872 some 200 farm workers , mainly employed by Sir Charles Mordaunt and Spencer Lucy , were on strike in Wellesbourne , Moreton Morrell , Loxley , Charlecote , and Hampton Lucy . The trade union pattern was taking shape .
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In 1874 a Mr Archer , an emigration agent in Regent Street , Leamington Spa , booked a number of Warwickshire workers on board the Shaw Savill emigrant ship , Cospatrick of 1,200 tons , bound for New Zealand , among them Thomas Jones ...
In 1874 a Mr Archer , an emigration agent in Regent Street , Leamington Spa , booked a number of Warwickshire workers on board the Shaw Savill emigrant ship , Cospatrick of 1,200 tons , bound for New Zealand , among them Thomas Jones ...
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List of Illustrations | vii |
The Medieval Period | 38 |
Simon de Montfort to Charles II | 63 |
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