Chartist Movement in Britain, 1838-1856, Volume 2

Of the Working Classes, on the System of Exclusive Dealing. 1 and the Formation of Joint Stock Provision Companies, Shewing How the People May Free Themselves from Oppression. by Robert Lowery, 2 Member of the Late Convention, and Shareholder in the Newcastle Joint Stock Provision Company

As Shown in a Speech Delivered at the National Convention, on Thursday, 9th April 1839. 1

Or, the Just Claims of the Working Classes, Stated, in a Letter to the Rev. T. H. Madge, Curate of Kettering, 1

Addressed to a Body of Gentlemen, Deputed from Certain Large Districts for National Purposes. 1

A SERMON, ADDRESSED TO THE FEMALE CHARTISTS OF CHELTENHAM, Sunday, August 25th, 1839, ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR ATTENDING THE PARISH CHURCH IN A BODY

‘By' One Styling Himself, ‘A Friend.' 1

Some Objections Answered with a Modification as Prayed of Parliament

Or, Which is the Best Calculated to Produce Permanent Relief to the Working Classes? 1 A Dialogue

Embracing a Plan for the Education and Improvement of the People, Politically and Socially; Addressed to the Working-Classes of the United Kingdom, and More Especially to the Advocates of the Rights and Liberties of the Whole People as Set Forth in the 'People's Charter.' Written in Warwick Gaol. 1

Exhibiting Her Natural, Civil, and Political Claims to a Share in the Legislative and Executive Power or the State. 1

Or, Practical Atheism Identified with the Advocates of Property Qualification for Legislative Enfranchisement. 1

A Letter to the Rev. R. S. Bayley, F.S.A. 2 In Reply to His Charges Against the Chartists. {1841}

The Remedy for National Poverty and Impending National Ruin: 1 Or the Only Safe Way of Repealing the Corn Laws by Enabling Each Working Family to Produce a 'Big Loaf' and a 'Cheap Loaf' for Themselves, at Home!