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The Luddites,uently recurred, both accompanying strike action and independently. But these had been isolated instances, symbolical acts of terrorism, while the Luddites alone carried out a systematic campaign of machine-wrecking. In this period (up to 1815) there were three Luddite movements — in the Midlands, i

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Labour Economics and Co-Operation in the 1820s,asses. In addition to Owen’s “Report to the County of Lanark” (1821), where he first clearly formulated his conception of labour value, there appeared during these years the principal writings of Thomas Hodgskin, William Thompson, and the other writers more commonly grouped together as the ‘Labour E

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The Freedom of the Press,nst journalists and pamphleteers who attacked the British Constitution, but also under the special laws passed to restrict the circulation of newspapers and political pamphlets by heavy taxation. Sidmouth’s Gagging Acts of 1817, which heavily muzzled the press, were followed by the Six Acts of 1819,

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The New Poor Law,itute ‘deterrent’ workhouses, in which man and wife were separated and life made deliberately rigorous. Control was vested in a central commission — ‘the three Bashaws of Somerset House’ — who were quick to apply the new regulations as ruthlessly as possible. In the agricultural districts of the Sou

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