This second volume to appear in the History of the British Coal Industry covers a key period in the industry's development--a time when coal was the pivot on which British economic preeminence rested. Labour supply, capital formation, technology, markets, and trade unions are discussed as well as the experiences of the miners themselves: their earnings, cost of living, housing, health and mortality.
John Hatcher
Daniel Todman
Torkel Brekke
Barry Supple
Paul Taylor
Philip Kay
Oliver Creighton and Duncan Wright
Pedro N. Teixeira
Malcolm Dick and Carl Chinn
Michael Peneder and Andreas Resch
Malcolm Dick and Carl Chinn
Michelle Baddeley
Katie Donington, Ryan Hanley, and Jessica Moody
Diana Furchtgott-Roth
Gareth Mulvenna
Antoin E. Murphy
Arts & Humanities > History > Regional & National History > British History
This second volume to appear in the History of the British Coal Industry covers a key period in the industry's development--a time when coal was the pivot on which British economic preeminence rested. Labour supply, capital formation, technology, markets, and trade unions are discussed as well as the experiences of the miners themselves: their earnings, cost of living, housing, health and mortality.
John Hatcher
Daniel Todman
Torkel Brekke
Barry Supple
Paul Taylor
Philip Kay
Oliver Creighton and Duncan Wright
Pedro N. Teixeira
Malcolm Dick and Carl Chinn
Michael Peneder and Andreas Resch
Malcolm Dick and Carl Chinn
Michelle Baddeley
Katie Donington, Ryan Hanley, and Jessica Moody
Diana Furchtgott-Roth
Gareth Mulvenna
Antoin E. Murphy
Arts & Humanities > History > Regional & National History > British History
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