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Page 52
... reason to believe , was incurred in doing what he thought it his duty to do , to support and aid the labouring classes who were struggling with the difficulties by which they were surrounded . ( Applause . ) If Mr. OASTLER had not taken ...
... reason to believe , was incurred in doing what he thought it his duty to do , to support and aid the labouring classes who were struggling with the difficulties by which they were surrounded . ( Applause . ) If Mr. OASTLER had not taken ...
Page 162
... reason , that I may fashion my own after his bright example , for the principles of such a man can only be held for his GoD and his country . Mr. OASTLER was born of respectable parents , but had not enjoyed the privilege of a high ...
... reason , that I may fashion my own after his bright example , for the principles of such a man can only be held for his GoD and his country . Mr. OASTLER was born of respectable parents , but had not enjoyed the privilege of a high ...
Page 199
... reason why I oppose the New Poor Law , and perhaps it is the strongest reason of all , at least in my mind it is so . I am one of those who support the principle of the union of Church and State , because I believe that no nation can ...
... reason why I oppose the New Poor Law , and perhaps it is the strongest reason of all , at least in my mind it is so . I am one of those who support the principle of the union of Church and State , because I believe that no nation can ...
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advocate agitation amongst believe Bradford British BROOKS called cause Chairman Chartists Christian Church classes Commissioners committee Constitution declared duty endeavour England exertions Factory Bill factory children factory labour feelings FIELDEN Fixby Fleet Papers friends gentlemen give Government Halifax Hear heart HOLYWELL STREET honour Hour Bill hours a day hours of labour House of Commons Huddersfield human Knaresborough labour Laughter Leeds liberty London Lord FEVERSHAM Loud applause Loud cheers machinery Manchester manufacturing districts masters Messrs MICHAEL THOMAS SADLER mill-owners mind never Oastler Liberation Fund obtain opinion oppression Parliament party persons political Poor Law present principles protection public meeting Queen's Prison question release RICHARD OASTLER SADLER seconded the resolution SIR JAMES GRAHAM Sir ROBERT PEEL Spitalfields subscription suffering tell Ten Hour Bill thanks THORNHILL town trade truth W. B. FERRAND wages Whig WILLIAM CADMAN Yorkshire