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Glasgow 1919 : the rise of Red Clydeside / Kenny MacAskill.

By: MacAskill, Kenny [author.].Publisher: London : Biteback Publishing, 2019Description: 310 pages : illustrations (black and white).Content type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781785904547.Subject(s): Independent Labour Party | Eight-hour movement -- Glasgow (Scotland) -- 20th century | Glasgow (Scotland) -- Social conditions -- 20th century | Glasgow (Scotland) -- Strikes and lockouts -- 20th centuryDDC classification: 941.4083
Contents:
The backdrop -- The radical tradition -- Growing politicisation -- In the rapids of revolution -- War on the Clyde - the combatants -- Early salvoes on the industrial front -- Battles on the housing front -- The government counter-attacks -- Rebellions breaks out -- Revolution in the air -- The Bolshevik revolution -- Offensive and counter-offensive -- Peace comes but new battles begin -- The forty-hour week strike -- Bloody Friday -- Troops arrive and a round-up begins -- The political rise of Red Clydeside -- The November 1922 election.
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Book House of Lords Library - Palace Dewey 941.4083 MAC (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 017866

The backdrop -- The radical tradition -- Growing politicisation -- In the rapids of revolution -- War on the Clyde - the combatants -- Early salvoes on the industrial front -- Battles on the housing front -- The government counter-attacks -- Rebellions breaks out -- Revolution in the air -- The Bolshevik revolution -- Offensive and counter-offensive -- Peace comes but new battles begin -- The forty-hour week strike -- Bloody Friday -- Troops arrive and a round-up begins -- The political rise of Red Clydeside -- The November 1922 election.

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