Report to Her Majesty's principal Secretary of State for the Home Department on the conditions of labour in potteries, the injurious effects upon the health of the workpeople, and the proposed remedies
by Great Britain. Potteries Committee of Inquiry
Part of C. (Great Britain. Parliament) -- 7240.
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