Sources / Bibliography
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Tolpuddle
- an historical account through the eyes of George Loveless.
Contemporary accounts, letters, documents, etc.,
compiled by Graham Padden, TUC, 1984, updated 1997.
The Tolpuddle Martyrs by
Joyce Marlow, Grafton Books, 1985. The Book of the Martyrs of Tolpuddle 1834-1934, TUC, 1934 & 2000 The Victims of Whiggery, pamphlet by George Loveless, London, 1837, now
republished by TUC as The Martyr's Account. Captain Swing by E
Hobsbawm and G Rudé, Lawrence and Wishart, 1969. Sharpen the Sickle - the history of the farmworkers’ union, by R
Groves, Merlin Press, 1981. The Fatal Shore - a history of the transportation of convicts to
Australia, 1787-1868, by Robert Hughes, Collins Harvall, 1987. The Early Trade Unions - a collection of contemporary
documents, edited by S Lewenhak, Jackdaw, 1996. The Painful Plough – a
portrait of the agricultural labourer in the nineteenth century from folk songs
and ballads and contemporary accounts, selected and edited by Roy Palmer, Cambridge
University Press,1972 In the British Library: The Church Shown Up, pamphlet by George Loveless, London, 1838 A Narrative of the Sufferings of
J Loveless, J Brine, T & J Standfield, pamphlet, 1838 The Frampton Papers, Ms 41567L Most of these publications are available from the Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum or Bookmarks Bookshop: LINKS |