Report adopted at a general meeting of the Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers ... the 20th of February, 1828 ... for a wages protection bill ... to which is appended, the Petition.

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Report adopted at a general meeting of the Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers ... the 20th of February, 1828 ... for a wages protection bill ... to which is appended, the Petition.

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Corporate Authors:	Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers (Spitalfields, London, England), Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	[England : s.n.], 1828
Subjects:	Journeymen Broad Silk Weavers (Spitalfields, London, England) Wages > England > London > Silk industry.
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