The Miners and the Eight-Hour Day, 1863-1910

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  Gary Cross, G S Cross•Leisure Studies•1986

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• Worktime between Haymarket and the Popular Front

  Open Access•Gary Cross•International Labor and…•1986

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• Fifty Years of Coal-mining Productivity

  Open Access•David Greasley•The Journal of Economic History•1990

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• The Independent Labour Party and the Yorkshire Miners

  Open Access•David Rubinstein•International Review of Social…•1978

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• Working Conditions in Victorian Stourbridge

  Open Access•Eric Hopkins•International Review of Social…•1974

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• Capital Formation in Germany in the Nineteenth Century

  Open Access•Richard Tilly, R H Tilly•The Cambridge Economic History of…•1978

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• The Cambridge Economic History of Europe

  Open Access•Michael Moissey Postan, Michael M Postan et al.•The industrial economies•1978

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• Entrepreneurs and Managers in German Industrialization

  Open Access•Jürgen Kocka•The Cambridge Economic History of…•1978

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• Capital Investment and Economic Growth in France, 1820–1930

  Open Access•Maurice Lévy-Leboyer, Maurice Lévy–leboyer•The Cambridge Economic History of…•1978

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• The Best Job in the World

  Open Access•Jane Humphries, Ryah Thomas•Feminist Economics•2022

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• The limits and potential of Syndicalist influence in the Durham coalfield before the Great War

  Lewis Mates, Lewis H Mates•Labor History•2013

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• Attendance and work effort in the Great Northern Coalfield, 1775-18641

  Open Access•Peter Kirby•The Economic History Review•2012

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