Malcolm Chase

Malcolm Chase in the [[Brotherton Library Malcolm Sherwin Chase (3 February 1957 – 29 February 2020) was a social historian noted especially for his work on Chartism. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The Chartists perspectives & legacies

    The Chartists perspectives & legacies by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 2015
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    The people's farm English radical agrarianism 1775 - 1840

    The people's farm English radical agrarianism 1775 - 1840 by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 1988
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    1820 disorder and stability in the United Kingdom

    1820 disorder and stability in the United Kingdom by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 2015
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    Le chartisme aux origines du mouvement ouvrier britannique (1838 - 1858)

    Le chartisme aux origines du mouvement ouvrier britannique (1838 - 1858) by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 2013
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    1820 disorder and stability in the United Kingdom

    1820 disorder and stability in the United Kingdom by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 2013
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    Chartism a new history

    Chartism a new history by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 2007
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    Early trade unionism fraternity, skill and the politics of labour

    Early trade unionism fraternity, skill and the politics of labour by Chase, Malcolm 1957-

    Published 2000
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