ISBN: 9781156874417

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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Warren James, Basawon Singh, Set Persson, Luigi Antonini, George Walter, Frank Leslie Walcott, Makhan Singh, Peter Waldorff, Ephraim Kalsakau, Cleveland Robinson, Niilo Wälläri, Miguel Angel Albizures, Moni Singh, Jan Sithole, John Carroll, Emmanuel Anquetil. Excerpt: Warren James (17921841) Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Warren James, Basawon Singh, Set Persson, Luigi Antonini, George Walter, Frank Leslie Walcott, Makhan Singh, Peter Waldorff, Ephraim Kalsakau, Cleveland Robinson, Niilo Wälläri, Miguel Angel Albizures, Moni Singh, Jan Sithole, John Carroll, Emmanuel Anquetil. Excerpt: Warren James (17921841) was a miners' leader in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England, who led the Foresters to action against the Crown, in 1831. James' father, also Warren James (17511809), married Ann Kear (17551836) in 1777. At first they lived in a rented cottage in Bream, but in 1782 they moved to an encroachment cottage, which they had built on land between Parkend and Whitecroft. A map dated 1787 shows the family house as being on the southern edge of Parkend, and describes it as a 'Turf' cottage, built on encroached land, and valued by the Crown at 15 shillings per year. Warren James (the younger) was born in July 1792, and was baptised at Bream Chapel on 29 July 1792. He was the fourth son, and sixth born, of nine children. The younger James appears to have had no formal education, although later documrnts show that he could read and write as an adult. Along with his six brothers, he followed his father to became a miner at an early age. Little is known of his family life, though the family were undoubtedly impoverished. Encrochment cottages were single storey, built of loose stones and covered with turf. They had no windows, only a low door, a crude fireplace with chimney, and a floor paved with stones. Life must have been very hard for a large family living in such conditions; and all the time, hanging over them, was the threat that the Crown could destoy their home and remove them from the land. This was to happen in 1813, when the house was demolished an. More: Books, , Trade-Union-Leaders~~Books-Llc, 999999999, Trade Union Leaders, Books Llc, 1156874416, General Books LLC, , , , , General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9781156874417

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters&… Meer...

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Warren James, Basawon Singh, Set Persson, Luigi Antonini, George Walter, Frank Leslie Walcott, Makhan Singh, Peter Waldorff, Ephraim Kalsakau, Cleveland Robinson, Niilo Wälläri, Miguel Angel Albizures, Moni Singh, Jan Sithole, John Carroll, Emmanuel Anquetil. Excerpt: Warren James (17921841) was a miners' leader in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England, who led the Foresters to action against the Crown, in 1831. James' father, also Warren James (17511809), married Ann Kear (17551836) in 1777. At first they lived in a rented cottage in Bream, but in 1782 they moved to an encroachment cottage, which they had built on land between Parkend and Whitecroft. A map dated 1787 shows the family house as being on the southern edge of Parkend, and describes it as a 'Turf' cottage, built on encroached land, and valued by the Crown at 15 shillings per year. Warren James (the younger) was born in July 1792, and was baptised at Bream Chapel on 29 July 1792. He was the fourth son, and sixth born, of nine children. The younger James appears to have had no formal education, although later documrnts show that he could read and write as an adult. Along with his six brothers, he followed his father to became a miner at an early age. Little is known of his family life, though the family were undoubtedly impoverished. Encrochment cottages were single storey, built of loose stones and covered with turf. They had no windows, only a low door, a crude fireplace with chimney, and a floor paved with stones. Life must have been very hard for a large family living in such conditions; and all the time, hanging over them, was the threat that the Crown could destoy their home and remove them from the land. This was to happen in 1813, when the house was demolished an... More: Books Books Trade-Union-Leaders~~Books-Llc General Books LLC<

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