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Select Committee on the State of Children Employed in ManufactoriesState of Children Employed in Manufactories, Evidence before the Select Committee. Page 191, Evidence of Dr Kinder Wood, Esq. of Oldham.28th May 1816
Fine Spinners and Doublers LimitedThe Jubilee Distaff 1898 - 1948. Page 9.1948
Macara, Sir Charles WHenry Bannerman and Sons Ltd. Page 17.20th March 1926
Bellhouse, GeraldReport on conferences between employers, operatives and inspectors concerning the fencing of machinery, prevention of accidents and temperature in cotton mills1912
James Hardcastle & Co. LtdBradshaw Works works rules and fines notice31st July 1875
Amalgamated Cotton Mills Trust Ltd.Concerning Cotton. John Kershaw & Co. (Bolton) Ltd. (8)1920
Wilson Brothers Co. Ltd.One Hundred Years, 1823-1923: Wilson Brothers Bobbin Company Ltd. Page 46.1923
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' AssociationsFMCSA urgent health warning concerning Epitheliomatous (Skin) Ulceration as affecting Mule Spinners.15 October 1923
Summary of the Workmen's Compensation Acts 1906 and 1923December 1923
Richmond, H SHome Office Report on the Safe-Guards for the Prevention of Accidents in the Manufacture of Cotton.1906
Butterworth, EdwinEdwin Butterworth Oldham Reports. Page 5. Cotton Waste; Breaches of the Factory Acts.1837
Fogg, WilliamWorkers in Cotton Factories and the Eight Hours' Day.16 November 1892
Society for Bettering the Condition of the PoorObservations on the late Act respecting Cotton Mills.c.1803
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' AssociationsAgreements reached ... concerning Fencing of Machinery, Prevention of Accidents and First Aid in Cotton Weaving Factories. Front cover.February 1929
Fielden, JohnThe Curse of the Factory System1836
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Image: an operative tending a beaming machine at Lily Mills, Shaw in the 1950s Image: Row of Terraced Houses in Ancoats, Manchester
Image: Manchester marchers during the General Strike,1926 Image: Lap-frame engraving by J.R. Barfoot, published 1835-40
Image: illustration of a worker at a Bleach Mill, c.1780 Image: Female Millworker, 1930s
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