BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Ashworth, T. Edwin. A fragment of Todmorden History. (Pamphlet.)
Aspin, Chris. The Cotton Industry. Shire Books, 1981.
Birch, Roger. A Way of Life. E J Morton, Manchester 1972.
Birch, Roger. Todmorden Album. Woodland Press, Todmorden 1983.
Bewes, Richard. John Wesley's England. Hodder & Stoughton,
London 1981.
Borough Guide to Todmorden. J W Crowther, Newsagent & Stationer. (Pamphlet.)
Calderdale Way Association. The Calderdale Way. 1978.
Dewhirst, Ian. Yorkshire Through the Years. Batsford, London 1975. Fielden, John. The Curse of the Factory System. Frank Cass & Co.,
London. Republished 1969 with an introduction by J T Ward,
University of Strathclyde.
Fishwick, Henry, FSA. A Genealogical Memorial of the Family of Fielden of Todmorden. Privately printed Mitchell & Hughes, London, 1894.
Green, J R. A Short History of the English People. Macmillan, London 1919.
Holden. A Short History of Todmorden. Published by Manchester University, 1912.
Jarratt, J F. 'Honest John' A Brief Biography of Johan Fielden MP. (Unpublished manuscript.)
Kelly's Post Office Directory of the West Riding of Yorkshire, 1861. Marshal, John. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Volume One. David & Charles, London 1969.
Methuen. English Historical Documents 1815-70. Methuen, London 1964.
Murtagh, M. New Ways, New Cloths. Pennine Heritage Network, Hebden Bridge 1982.
Newell, Abraham. A Hillside View of Industry. Newell, 1925. Palmer, A. A Touch on the Times: Songs of Social Change. Penguin, London 1974.
Pevsner, N. The Buildings of England: The Yorkshire West Riding. Penguin, London 1959.
Porter, John. The Making of the Central Pennines. Moorland Publishing Co., Buxton 1980.
Round, Philip. Heptonstall History Trail. Calder Civic Trust, Heptonstall 1972.
Ramshaw, Concerning Todmorden Parish.
F Lee, Todmorden 1911.
Savage, E M. The Development of Todmorden from 1700 to 1896. Todmorden Antiquarian Society (undated).
Savage, E M. Stoodley Pike. Todmorden Antiquarian Society, 1974.
Tenen, I, MA. This England 1714-1940. Macmillan, London 1955.
Thompson, E P. The Making of the English Working Class. Victor
Gollancz, London 1963.
Todmorden and Hebden Bridge Historical Almanacks, 1865-1913. Todmorden Guide.
Todmorden Library journals.
Todmorden's 75th Anniversary. (Booklet.)
Travis, John. Notes Historical and Biographical. Mainly of Todmorden and District. E Wrigley, Todmorden 1896.
Travis, John. Historical Notes and Personal Reminiscences.
Travis, John. Some Old Walsden Families. Fletcher Printers, Birks Terrace 1891.
Unitarian Social Reformers 2: John Fielden. Lindsey Press, London 1923.
Wightman. Pennine Panorama. Gerrard Publishers, Nelson, Lancs 1969.
CONTEMPORARY MATERIAL
An Account of the Poor Law Riots at Todmorden, 21st November 1938. (Pamphlet).
Funeral of Mr Fielden. Ashton Chronicle, 1849. (News Article). Obituary to Thomas Fielden. Born 11th December 1790, Died 7th
December 1869. From the Manchester Courier 21st December 1869.
J Bentley Printers, Todmorden. (Pamphlet.)
The Ten Hours Bill. To the Factory Operatives of Great Britain and Ireland. Published by the Lancashire Central Short Time Committee, July 1844. (Pamphlet.)
The Ten Hours Bill. Report of the proceedings of the delegates from the operatives of Lancashire and Yorkshire sent by the factory workers of those counties to assist Lord Ashley MP in promoting the Ten Hours Bill, with the speech of Johan Fielden M.P. in the House of Commons on 18th March. Published Manchester 1844.
`Great Demonstration' at Oldham in honour of John Fielden and J M Cobbett Esq., and in commemoration of the passing of the Ten Hours Bill on Tuesday August 31st 1847. The Oldham Monthly Rememberance and Working Man's Friend, printed Manchester 1847.
Letters of Mary Fielden 1836-1841. (Manuscript.)
Letter of Sam Fielden, 1841. (Manuscript.)
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL
Breakell, Ruth. Caring and Sharing. Pennine Heritage Network, Hebden Bridge 1982.
Gammage, R G. History of the Chartist Movement. F Cass, London 1897. (Reprinted in 1969 by Merlin Press.)
Gregg, Pauline. A Social and Economic History of Britain. Harrap, London 1973.
Jones, David. Chartism and the Chartists. Penguin, London 1975.
Parry, Keith. Trans-Pennine Heritage. David & Charles, London 1981.
Slack, Margaret. Portrait of West Yorkshire. Robert Hale, London
1984.
Speed, P F. Social Problems of the Industrial Revolution. Wheaton, Exeter 1975.
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2006 First Published by Smith Settle 1989
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Ashworth, T. Edwin. A fragment of Todmorden History. (Pamphlet.)
Aspin, Chris. The Cotton Industry. Shire Books, 1981.
Birch, Roger. A Way of Life. E J Morton, Manchester 1972.
Birch, Roger. Todmorden Album. Woodland Press, Todmorden 1983. Bewes, Richard. John Wesley's England. Hodder & Stoughton, London 1981.
Borough Guide to Todmorden. J W Crowther, Newsagent & Stationer. (Pamphlet.)
Calderdale Way Association. The Calderdale Way. 1978.
Dewhirst, Ian. Yorkshire Through the Years. Batsford, London 1975. Fielden, John. The Curse of the Factory System. Frank Cass & Co.,
London. Republished 1969 with an introduction by J T Ward, University of Strathclyde.
Fishwick, Henry, FSA. A Genealogical Memorial of the Family of Fielden of Todmorden. Privately printed Mitchell & Hughes, London, 1894.
Green, J R. A Short History of the English People. Macmillan, London 1919.
Holden. A Short History of Todmorden. Published by Manchester University, 1912.
Jarratt, J F. 'Honest John' A Brief Biography of Johan Fielden MP. (Unpublished manuscript.)
Kelly's Post Office Directory of the West Riding of Yorkshire, 1861. Marshal, John. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Volume One. David & Charles, London 1969.
Methuen. English Historical Documents 1815-70. Methuen, London 1964.
Murtagh, M. New Ways, New Cloths. Pennine Heritage Network, Hebden Bridge 1982.
Newell, Abraham. A Hillside View of Industry. Newell, 1925. Palmer, A. A Touch on the Times: Songs of Social Change. Penguin, London 1974.
Pevsner, N. The Buildings of England: The Yorkshire West Riding. Penguin, London 1959.
Porter, John. The Making of the Central Pennines. Moorland Publishing Co., Buxton 1980.
Round, Philip. Heptonstall History Trail. Calder Civic Trust, Heptonstall 1972.
Ramshaw, Concerning Todmorden Parish. F Lee, Todmorden 1911.
Savage, E M. The Development of Todmorden from 1700 to 1896. Todmorden Antiquarian Society (undated).
Savage, E M. Stoodley Pike. Todmorden Antiquarian Society, 1974.
Tenen, I, MA. This England 1714-1940. Macmillan, London 1955.
Thompson, E P. The Making of the English Working Class. Victor Gollancz, London 1963.
Todmorden and Hebden Bridge Historical Almanacks, 1865-1913. Todmorden Guide.
Todmorden Library journals.
Todmorden's 75th Anniversary. (Booklet.)
Travis, John. Notes Historical and Biographical. Mainly of Todmorden and District. E Wrigley, Todmorden 1896.
Travis, John. Historical Notes and Personal Reminiscences.
Travis, John. Some Old Walsden Families. Fletcher Printers, Birks Terrace 1891.
Unitarian Social Reformers 2: John Fielden. Lindsey Press, London 1923.
Wightman. Pennine Panorama. Gerrard Publishers, Nelson, Lancs 1969.
CONTEMPORARY MATERIAL
An Account of the Poor Law Riots at Todmorden, 21st November 1938. (Pamphlet).
Funeral of Mr Fielden. Ashton Chronicle, 1849. (News Article). Obituary to Thomas Fielden. Born 11th December 1790, Died 7th December 1869. From the Manchester Courier 21st December 1869.
J Bentley Printers, Todmorden. (Pamphlet.)
The Ten Hours Bill. To the Factory Operatives of Great Britain and Ireland. Published by the Lancashire Central Short Time Committee, July 1844. (Pamphlet.)
The Ten Hours Bill. Report of the proceedings of the delegates from the operatives of Lancashire and Yorkshire sent by the factory workers of those counties to assist Lord Ashley MP in promoting the Ten Hours Bill, with the speech of Johan Fielden M.P. in the House of Commons on 18th March. Published Manchester 1844.
`Great Demonstration' at Oldham in honour of John Fielden and J M Cobbett Esq., and in commemoration of the passing of the Ten Hours Bill on Tuesday August 31st 1847. The Oldham Monthly Rememberance and Working Man's Friend, printed Manchester 1847.
Letters of Mary Fielden 1836-1841. (Manuscript.)
Letter of Sam Fielden, 1841. (Manuscript.)
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL
Breakell, Ruth. Caring and Sharing. Pennine Heritage Network, Hebden Bridge 1982.
Gammage, R G. History of the Chartist Movement. F Cass, London 1897. (Reprinted in 1969 by Merlin Press.)
Gregg, Pauline. A Social and Economic History of Britain. Harrap, London 1973.
Jones, David. Chartism and the Chartists. Penguin, London 1975.
Parry, Keith. Trans-Pennine Heritage. David & Charles, London 1981.
Slack, Margaret. Portrait of West Yorkshire. Robert Hale, London 1984.
Speed, P F. Social Problems of the Industrial Revolution. Wheaton, Exeter 1975.