Journeyman bootmaker. (1833). An address to the members of trade unions and to the working classes generally: Being an exposition of the relative situation, condition, and future prospects of working people in England, Scotland, and Ireland, together with a suggestion and outlines of a plan by which they may gradually and indefinitely improve their condition. Watson.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Journeyman bootmaker. An Address to the Members of Trade Unions and to the Working Classes Generally: Being an Exposition of the Relative Situation, Condition, and Future Prospects of Working People in England, Scotland, and Ireland, Together with a Suggestion and Outlines of a Plan by Which They May Gradually and Indefinitely Improve Their Condition. London: Watson, 1833.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Journeyman bootmaker. An Address to the Members of Trade Unions and to the Working Classes Generally: Being an Exposition of the Relative Situation, Condition, and Future Prospects of Working People in England, Scotland, and Ireland, Together with a Suggestion and Outlines of a Plan by Which They May Gradually and Indefinitely Improve Their Condition. Watson, 1833.