Correspondence of James Frampton, magistrate of Moreton, on prosecution of Dorsetshire labourers, January 1834-May 1834

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The letters deal with the grounds for committal, the views of Lord Melbourne on the prosecution and the evils of trade unionism, the characters of the six men, and the oath administered to members of their society. Correspondents include Frampton, S. Phillipps (Home Office), Lord Digby, G. Portman, Lord Melbourne.
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