The Skilled Labourer, 1760-1832
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Some are to go to the master of the factory or the overlooker and ask him to come on particular business, to demand his keys, to put a pistol by his head and keep him secure till the business is done. /S/ is to go to his father's to ask him to attend the general meeting, and if his men be not properly arranged, they will instruct him in matters relating thereto. ' /S/ hath been round to collect Is. 2d., but only got lOd. which he gave to Ratcliff.' /S/'s own account, given through Warr, is corr...oborated by the deposition in October of Peter Gaskell, one of the men who afterwards took the oath of allegiance.* He told how early in April, Stones and another called asking for subscriptions for the Secret Committee. Gaskell gave 2d. ; Stones then warned him to attend the meeting that night ; the reluctant Gaskell replied that he had no arms. Stones retorted that ' those who did not attend would be in greater danger than those who did attend and would be torn out of their Beds.' However, in spite of all the efforts of Stones and his father, Simeon, it was impossible to beat up enough recruits to fire West Houghton on Thursday night, April 9.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some are to go to the master of the factory or the overlooker and ask him to come on particular business, to demand his keys, to put a pistol by his head and keep him secure till the business is done. /S/ is to go to his father's to ask him to attend the general meeting, and if his men be not properly arranged, they will instruct him in matters relating thereto. ' /S/ hath been round to collect Is. 2d., but only got lOd. which he gave to Ratcliff.' /S/'s own account, given through Warr, is corr...oborated by the deposition in October of Peter Gaskell, one of the men who afterwards took the oath of allegiance.* He told how early in April, Stones and another called asking for subscriptions for the Secret Committee. Gaskell gave 2d. ; Stones then warned him to attend the meeting that night ; the reluctant Gaskell replied that he had no arms. Stones retorted that ' those who did not attend would be in greater danger than those who did attend and would be torn out of their Beds.' However, in spite of all the efforts of Stones and his father, Simeon, it was impossible to beat up enough recruits to fire West Houghton on Thursday night, April 9.
What to read after The Skilled Labourer, 1760-1832?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J L John Lawrence Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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