Biblioteca / 1970-1979
Joyce Marlow. The Tolpuddle Martyrs.
Londres: André Deutsch, 1971.
320 páginas.
Contents
1 – ‘Respecting the Characters etc. of the Six Men’
2 – ‘How Do You Live upon Half a Crown a Week?’
3 – ‘A Kind of Agricultural Savings Bank’
4 – ‘The Nobs of Old England’
5 – ‘I Hope You Have a Complete Case for Conviction’
6 – ‘An Act for the More Effectually Preventing the Administering of Unlawful Oaths’
7 – ‘Within the Letter and Legal Spirit of the Law’
8 – ‘An Easy Migration to a Milder Climate’
9 – ‘Refusal of Billy Guelph to Pardon the Unionists’
10 – ‘Labour Put Its Hat upon Its Head and Walked towards the Throne’
11 – ‘In Short the Convict Is, Properly Speaking, a Slave?’
12 – ‘The Great Gaol to the Empire’
13 – ‘The Question of the Dorchester Labourers Is Not Finally Disposed Of’
14 – ‘The Real Difficulty Raised by the Act 2nd and 3rd William IV c. 62’
15 – ‘His Majesty Has Been Pleased to Grant a Free Pardon’
16 – ‘The Poor Dorsetshire Labourers Restored to Their Cottages’
17 – ‘They that Sow in Tears, Shall Reap in Joy’
18 – ‘The Land Big Enough to Make a Lark a Sod’
19 – ‘We Raise the Watch-Word Liberty’
Epilogue: ‘Freedom! Georgeous Is the Dawn’
Notes and Sources
Bibliography