Work, Society and Politics: The Culture of the Factory in Later Victorian England

Anglican Ashton Reporter Ashton Standard attitudes Blackburn Standard Bolton Bolton Chronicle Bradford Burnley centre century chapel characterised Chartism Church clubs Conservatism Conservative considerable Cotton Factory craft culture deference developed E.P. Thompson early economic effect election electorate élite especially factory industry factory production factory towns factory workers feeling firm Halifax heavy woollen district Hornby Huddersfield Ibid ideological important influence institutions interest involved Irish Keighley labour aristocracy Lancashire leadership Liberal male Manchester Manchester Central Library master mechanisation mid-century mill neighbourhood nineteenth-century Nonconformist Oldham operatives organisation overlookers party paternalism paternalist political popular Protestantism radical Reform religion religious represented ritual Rochdale Slaithwaite social society spinners Stalybridge status Sunday school textile Thompson and Vigne tion Tory Toryism trade union tradition Univ urban Victorian vote ward weavers weaving West Riding Wigan woollen workforce working-class Yorkshire