A memorial of the North London Working pdf

A memorial of the North London Working

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Library’s copy inscribed in brown ink on p. [3] to F.C. Ambridge, exhibitor no. 115, whose despatch case received a 1st-class award”, ‘”[The exhibition] may be considered … a collateral offspring of the International Exhibitions of 1851 and 1862. In those undertakings the Working Classes were chiefly represented by their employers … consequently, a fair representation of the Working Classes did not take place till the inauguration of the North London Industrial Exhibition”–P. 11’, ‘In addition to cuts of some items exhibited, the wood engraved ill. include full-page ports. of W.J. Watts (hon. sec.), Earl Russell, William Gladstone and the Earl of Shaftesbury; views of the interior and exterior of the Agricultural Hall, Liverpool Road, where the exhibition was held; depiction of a boxwood jewel casket by W.H. Baylis. Some ill. include signatures: AN; H. Catenacci / E. Morice ; JB; Murden & Chase’, “Publisher’s binding of textured purple cloth, printed in gold.

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• Creator/s: North London Working Classes’ Industrial Exhibition (1864), Wilson, J. F., fl. 1864
• Date: 1864
• Book Topics/Themes: North London Working Classes’ Industrial Exhibition (1864), Handicraft, Amateur arts, Inventions, Working class

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