The rights of labour defended, or, The trial of the Glasgow Cotton Spinners for the alleged crime of conspiracy, &c., &c
by Scotland. High Court of Justiciary, William M'Lean, Richard M'Neil, Peter Hacket, Associated Cotton Spinners of Glasgow, James Gibb
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