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Chris Morris a Land worker's struggle and Epping
Autobiography 1913-1990
The Roots of Labour in a West London Suburb – Ealing in
the 1930s
In Face of Poverty
Doing
History
Labour Party pamphlets of the Second World War: a
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Chris Morris a Land worker's struggle and Epping
Autobiography
1913-1990
After being dogged in childhood by poverty, illness,
absence from school and family difficulties, in adult
life, Chris Morris suffered dismissal from his
employment, eviction from his home and the consequent
hardships, as the result of championing the causes of
the farm worker. He stood firm in the face of adversity,
however, and became a leading figure in the National
Union of Agricultural Workers and in the Labour movement
in the eastern counties.
The manner in which he fulfilled his personal
obligations and family responsibilities, while never
losing sight of his ideals or weakening in his
commitment, is the basis of this moving story. It should
be of real interest not only to the citizenry of Epping
and West Essex, where he lived, but also to everyone
concerned with the lives of ordinary people and the
cause of social improvement.
Introduction and postscript by Stan Newens. Labour
Heritage 2003.
PRICE: £4 (to Labour Heritage members post free). £4.50
plus postage for non-members) Available from Stan Newens,
Labour Heritage, The Leys, 18 Park Hill, Harlow, Essex
CM17 0AE
The Roots of Labour in a West London Suburb – Ealing in
the 1930s
Barbara Humphries
Labour Heritage 2002. £1.80 inc p@p
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In
Face of Poverty
Labour Heritage Women’s Research
Committee Bulletin No.1. Spring 1986
Extracts from talks and interviews
given by Labour Heritage members and Anne Reed’s
personal record of the 1984/85 miners’ strike
Christine Collette. Editorial:
Labour Women’s Heritage
Bronwen Tall Brittian. “And I saw
that day a hungry baby”
Effie Dee. “Poverty Junction”
(London pre 1914)
Irene Wagner. The Menace of Fascism
(Germany, 1930s)
Anne Reed. “We will never regret
it”. (Neath Valley, 1986)
Price: Now 70p inc p&p
Doing
History
Labour Heritage Women’s Research
Committee Bulletin No.3. Spring 1990
Doing History: topic, local
history, research, oral history, work in progress,
presentation
Dorothy Rock. The Best University.
(Poverty in Depression in Manchester)
Christine Collette. Women, Peace
and Internationalism.
Price: 70p inc p&p
Labour Party pamphlets of the Second World War: a
checklist
Labour Heritage 1991. Now 25p inc.
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