British Trade Unions 1800-1875

British Trade Unions 1800-1875 | History & Industrial Revolution Study Guide

Explore the turbulent and transformative history of the British Labour Movement.

Delve into the formative years of workers' rights with this insightful look into British Trade Unions (1800-1875). This period marks one of the most significant eras in social history, spanning from the repressive Combination Acts to the legal breakthroughs of the mid-Victorian era.

This book is an essential resource for students, history buffs, and anyone interested in the Industrial Revolution, the rise of Chartism, and the courageous individuals who fought for fair wages and better working conditions.

Key Themes Covered

• The Struggle for Legality: The impact of the 1799/1800 Combination Acts and the eventual repeal in 1824.

• The Rise of the "New Model" Unions: How craft unions began to organise effectively across the UK.

• Social Reform: The relationship between trade unions, the Tolpuddle Martyrs, and the broader Chartist movement.

• Legislative Milestones: Detailed analysis leading up to the Trade Union Act of 1871 and the 1875 Conspiracy and Protection of Property Act.

Book Specifications

• Title: British Trade Unions 1800-1875.

• Subject: Economic & Social History / British Labour History.

• Period: 19th Century (Industrial Revolution).

• Format: [Paperback / Hardcover].

• Condition: [Good - Clean text, minor shelf wear to cover].

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