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corn laws (great britain)	2
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bread	1
british	1
chartism	1
child labor	1
clergy	1
constitutional history	1
finance, public	1

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People and organisations	Count
Stephens, Joseph Rayner (1805-1879)	3
Great Britain. Parliament	2
Baines, Edward	1
Baines, Edward (1774-1848)	1
Baker, Robert	1
Baker, Robert (1880)	1
Beaumont, Arthur James	1
Bottomley, Samuel	1
Citizen Lee	1
Cleave, John	1

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A biographical account of the late Rev. Samuel Bottomley, of Scarborough

Cole, John (1792-1848)

1831

Lithographed frontispiece portrait of Rev. Samuel Bottomley (1751-1831), not included in pagination.

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A sermon preached by the Reverend Mr. Stephens : in his chapel at Charlestown, on Sunday, January 6, 1839; being the first Sabbath after his release from the New Bailey at Manchester

Stephens, Joseph Rayner (1805-1879)

[1839]

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A Report of the proceedings of a public meeting, on the factory question, held in the Court House, Leeds, on Thursday afternoon, the 9th day of November 1837, and called by half-a-dozen Leeds mill-overlookers (who dubbed themselves, for the occasion, the 'Leeds Short Time Committee') at the instance of the Government, Mr. Baker, Mr. Baines, and a portion of the mill-owners, to "settle the question"

Baker, Robert (1880); Baines, Edward (1774-1848)

[1837]

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The eloquent and patriotic defence of William Lovett, S.G.C., as delivered by him during his trial at Warwick, on the 6th of August, 1839, for alleged libel and sedition : he was pronounced guilty, and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment in Warwick gaol!

Lovett, William (1800-1877)

[1839]

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An historical sketch of the origin and progress of parliamentary corruption, and of the evils arising therefrom : in order to prove the imperious necessity of parliamentary reform

Lillie, Sir John Scott

1831

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A whisper to the Whigs, or, What is treason? : answered by Lords Grey, Brougham, and company, His Majesty's Whig tinkers of the "glorious constitution," and military law makers to the people of Ireland. With a view of monarchies and republics

Citizen Lee; Strange, William (active 1830?-1848?)

1833

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Unparalleled injustice! : as developed in the case of Mr. William Tinmouth, who has been imprisoned fourteen years and upwards, and is still a prisoner in Durham goal, for an alleged debt of twenty pounds! An authentic narrative of the proceedings in the Court of pleas at Durham

[1835?]

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The principles of government : in a dialogue between a scholar and a peasant

Jones, Sir William (1746-1794)

1831

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Some remarks on the corn laws

Dunn, C B

1831

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Trades' triumphant! or, Unions' jubilee!! : A plan for the consoildation [sic] of popular power, and restoring to the people their long lost rights

[1832?]

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Speech and protest of Arthur James Beaumont, M.D. : an Englishman, one of the persons illegally accused and condemned by the French Chamber of Peers, on an ex post facto law

Beaumont, Arthur James

1836

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A report of the trial of the Rev. J.R. Stephens, at the Chester Assizes, on Monday, August 15, 1839

Stephens, Joseph Rayner (1805-1879)

[1839]