Basic Audiometry, Frederick N. Martin, 54 pp. Diagnostic Audiology, Ross J. Roeser, 63 pp. Aural Habilitation, Mark Ross, 54 pp. Aural Rehabilitation, Thomas G. Giolas, 41 pp. Hearing Aids, David P. Pascoe, 48 pp. Occupational Hearing Conservation, Maurice H. Miller, 85 pp.

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“… Ideologically speaking, this language drew a very clear line between the likes of Lawson and John Wilson, even though, rather ironically, both had experienced similar conversions from young lives of gambling, drinking and excess to teetotal activity in the Chapel and the D.M.A. Lawson's support for measures like nationalization, as well as his self‐defining as ‘socialist’, surely placed him firmly in the socialist camp. Naturally, some D.F.M.…”

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Rank-and-file movements and political change before the Great War: the Durham miners' ‘Forward Movement’

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This article examines political change in the Durham Miners' Association (D.M.A.), one of the best‐established, largest and most influential Edwardian trade unions. It argues that the hitherto ignored rank‐and‐file movements (especially the Durham Forward Movement from May 1912) deserve a central explanatory role in offering new perspectives on the nature and strength of the Independent Labour Party's (I.L.P.) challenge to the Liberal hegemony within the D.M.A. The agency of a new, younger generation of emerging I.L.P. activists, framing an appeal to miners' material interests harnessed to a radical reforming agenda and support for Labour, meant that Labour's prospects in the Durham coalfield by August 1914 were rather more positive than has been recognized.

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Section: General Election Results In Mining Constituencies (10 Per Cementioning

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Rank-and-file movements and political change before the Great War: the Durham miners' ‘Forward Movement’

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Basic Audiometry, Frederick N. Martin, 54 pp. Diagnostic Audiology, Ross J. Roeser, 63 pp. Aural Habilitation, Mark Ross, 54 pp. Aural Rehabilitation, Thomas G. Giolas, 41 pp. Hearing Aids, David P. Pascoe, 48 pp. Occupational Hearing Conservation, Maurice H. Miller, 85 pp.

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Rank-and-file movements and political change before the Great War: the Durham miners' ‘Forward Movement’

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