An address on the necessity, uses, and advantages of affording to the labouring classes the means of acquiring general, scientific, moral, and political knowledge

An address on the necessity, uses, and advantages of affording to the labouring classes the means of acquiring general, scientific, moral, and political knowledge

by Whitehaven Mechanics' Institution, George Wheatley

Part of Making of the Modern World

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