Special Issue marking 170 years since the Preston lock-out and strike, 1853-1854.
Manchester at 200: Student reflections, differing cohorts and changing times 1965-2024: introduction to the special issue commemorating the 170th anniversary of the 1853-1854 Preston lock-out: Women and the Preston lock-out: not just 'ten per cent': Strikers and 'knobsticks': intimidation and violence during the Preston strike and lock-out 1853-1854: The Irish and the Preston lock-out, 1853-1854: The periodicals that puzzled Dickens: the weekly balance sheets of the Preston lock0outs, 1853-1854: Ten per cent ballads and the 'Shodeocracy': Labour violence and humour: The Preston strike in literature: Dickens, Gaskell and Bamford.: 'I think you'd strike': interpreting Preston in the Strike: The narratives and legacies of the Preston lock-out: re-appropriating cultural memory of the Preston lock-out. Can animation be used to refocus and reposition historical events using historical visual archives
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