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Charles Mott, correspondence and papers related to the North Western District (includes...
Catalogue reference: MH 32/57
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MH 32/57
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1838-1843
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Charles Mott, correspondence and papers related to the North Western District (includes Lancashire and Manchester). Includes receipts and payments for poor relief at Prestwich 1839 and 1840, and public meetings including Chartism at Leeds 1842. Some few papers relate to the South Western and Metropolis Districts.
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Open Document, Open Description
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- Chartism
- Poverty
- Local Government
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