Autobiographical Works and Ephemera, 1833-1910
Autobiographical Works and Ephemera, 1833-1910
Collection: Trade Unionism and the Chartist Movement, 1833-1910 Volumes Autobiographical Works and Ephemera, 1833-1910Filter Documents
Rough drafts of Autobiography chapters 1860-1896
- Chapters from Howell's autobiography including: 'The Nine Hours - Builders Strike and Furthermost Industrial Movements - New Political Combinations etc; Kingston, a retrospective review, public movements, labour questions; 'Royal...
Date:1860-1896Contributor:Bishopsgate Institute
Identifier:How01-09
Assorted Biographical Ephemera 1864-1910
- 4 press cuttings regarding George Howell's Library and its fund, November 1906-10 - 9 press cuttings regarding the death of George Howell, September 1910 - The George Howell Testimonial...
Date:1864-1910Contributor:Bishopsgate Institute
Identifier:How01-08
The Plimsoll Movement 1870-1875
Carbon copy of hand written draft writings by George Howell (c50pp). Contains sections with the following headings: The Plimsoll Movement 1871-1875; The School Board Elections; School Board Election 1879; Friendly...
Date:1870-1875Contributor:Bishopsgate Institute
Identifier:How01-07
Volume E: Autobiographical notes 1892-1902
Handwritten drafts by George Howell: - autobiographical notes and discussion included of '1892-1894, work for 1895' 'October 5th, 1895 Review of the year, Work for the future (arranging library and...
Date:1892-1902Contributor:Bishopsgate Institute
Identifier:How01-06
Volume F: Autobiography 1860-1896
Handwritten carbon paper copy of 'Memoirs of a Busy Life' including - autobiographical notes and discussion of 'First Speech in Exeter Hall 1862', 'Connection with labour and the mines 1862/3',...
Date:1860-1896Contributor:Bishopsgate Institute
Identifier:How01-05
Volume A: 'Notes on the Life of a Toiler' 1854-1859
Handwritten draft by George Howell of 'Notes on the Life of a Toiler', including chapters on: 'reasons for these notes', 'From Ploughboy to Parliament. The Story of an Active, Arduous...
Date:1854-1859Contributor:Bishopsgate Institute
Identifier:How01-04