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1. Economic And Political Background 1789-1850 -- 2. The Impact Of The French Revolution 1789-1815 -- 3. Post-war Radicalism 1815-36 -- 4. The Age Of Chartism -- 5. Economic And Political Background 1850-1918 -- 6. Trade Unions, Politics And The Labour Aristocracy 1850-80 -- 7. The Rise Of A Mass Labour Movement -- Trade Unionism 1880s-1914 -- 8. Socialist Politics 1880s-1914 -- 9. Labour, The Shop Stewards' Movement And World War One -- 10. Economic And Political Background 1920-51 -- 11. Labour Governments And Unemployment 1920-31 -- 12. Trade Unions, The General Strike And The Aftermath -- 13. The Labour Movement, Fascism, Anti-fascism And War -- 14. War And Peace 1940-51 -- 15. The Workers The Labour Movement Forgot -- Women And Black People 1926-51 -- 16. Conclusion. Mary Davis. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
- Author
- Davis, Mary, 1947-
- Publisher
- London ; Boulder, Colo.: Pluto Press
- Published
- 1993
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780745307602
- Subjects
- Economics, Management, History
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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