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The Trades Union Congress & the struggle for education, 1868-1925 text

By: Griggs, Clive*Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lewes Falmer Press 1983Description: 293p. HbkISBN: 0905273389Subject(s): Working class - Education - Great Britain | Trades Union Congress - History | Education - Great Britain - History, 1800-DDC classification: 370.942 GRI

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Book	Ruskin College Library	Ruskin College Library		370.942 GRI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		R17876W0085
Reference book	Ruskin College Library	Ruskin College Library	Glass cabinet	GLA 370.942 GRI (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		R49530A0085

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<p>References to Ruskin College include, an acknowledgement to the previous Librarian, David Horsfield, references to education for trade unionists and the connection that Charles Beard, one of the American founders, had established with the Labour movement.</p>

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