Free Trade Misery and Poverty in English Cities
A report from London and Manchester detailing squalid lodging houses, wage contrasts, and the impact of tariff policy on British workers. The author tours Manchester and Bradford housing hovels, notes women chainmakers, and compares English wages to American pay, urging U.S. workers to resist cheap labor imports and protect domestic jobs.
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British Empire
England
New York
Manchester
Ceaspool
Angel Meadow
Great Britain
Queen's Hotel
Exchange
Queen's
Afanchester
Royal Infirmary
United States
McKinley
Bryan
America
London ‘Times
Bradford
United Stat
United
Pepuetian
Mocker
State Department
Birmingham
Rendford
Leeda
Sheffield
Syoman
Clara Boxley
Oay
Polly Fowker
Wiguo
Charles L. Suuwden
Brownaville
India
Leneon
London
Whitechapel
Oshirne Street
House of Commons
Ameria
Democratic Party
Americana
Official
Boilermakera
Louductora
Erpr
Hee
Drivera
Engneera
Leodua
Northwestern
Biremen
Express
Liverpool
London Docks
Platera
Averse
Bivetera
Autecr
Mub
Americas
Repub
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Nathaniel McKay
Thia
Loughog
A.T. Wood
Miller's Court
Tnn
Jena
Joere
Ulan
Hritheh Chain Gang
Cradley Heath
Wiwana
Que Wan
William Bosley
Toom
Brownsville
Wildemouth
Victoria Home
Oshorpe Street
Petticoat Lane
Uardian
Bet
N. McKay
Elias Head
X. McVey
Emily Persons
Beniiey
Heath
Obalumeker
Wigan
Hanghters
Fawkes
Radios Henthorn Si
No Makar
Pera
Lonodo
Booth
Londo
Gattera
Ani A Milijaers
Iilmakers
Drapera
General Inbar Ctory Abi