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William Pitt Scargill. LETTER XXXVI. From Emily Douglas to Miss Sandfokd. My
dearest Julia, This will, probably, be my last letter from Marsden, unless any
unfavourable change in my dear uncle's health should alter the present
arrangements ...
William Pitt Scargill, 1829
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The Herald and Genealogist
In the Test. Ebor. vol. iii. p. 257, we find:— May 12, 1459; Adm. William Scargill,
senior, esq. to Robert Neville, esq. and Robert Hall of Selby. If William Scargill
senior died in 1459, and William Scargill senior was purchasing an estate in
1462, ...
One of Scargill's interrogators, Dr. John Gunning, told Scargill that Hobbes did
not hold some of the opinions that Scargill attributed to him. (It is possible that
Hobbes attended Gunning's well-known worship services at Exeter House during
the ...
i Scargill: . now I'm not going to correct you again, I hope If people misinterpret
what we're doing the way you're doing, then clearly it's little wonder the British
people don't know the facts (He then proceeded to reiterate a point he had made
...
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The
Scargill Cove Case Files: An Arcane Society Story (A ...
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Knowing that this is the case and knowing the legitimacy of the public opinion-
forming institution of television, Scargill will be prepared to oppose attempts to
exercise power over him by the moderator and will attempt to exercise power
himself, ...
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Recollections of a blue-coat boy, or, A view of Christ's ...
William Pitt Scargill. ling, and I believe in some cases even half-a-crown. Rob.
How could that be, papa? Father. You may well express your astonishment at it.
The passion for possessing these little pictures was as strong as that which ...
William Pitt Scargill, 1829
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The Calling of a Cuckoo: Not Quite an Autobiography
Mr Scargill, like Marx and Mrs Thatcher, believed that economics governed
human organization and that economic productivity was the one and only way to
human thriving. In the dialectic of economics and power, Mr Scargill saw Mrs
Thatcher ...
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Heroic Defeats: The Politics of Job Loss
As two analysts note, "The strike has been described as being not a true miners'
strike, but 'Scargill's Strike' . . ." (Campbell and Warner 1985b: 6). Whether the
strike would have occurred in his absence is an impossible question to answer.
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «SCARGILL»
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Scargill no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Election 2015: Socialist Labour aims to 'end capitalism'
Arthur Scargill's Socialist Labour Party says public schools like Eton and Harrow should be abolished and a 90% top rate of tax introduced. Launching the party's ... «BBC News, abr 15»
Reflection: Adam Price with former miner Harry Sellwood at Orgreave
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has claimed that a fear of being scapegoated by Arthur Scargill if miners lost their heroic 1984-85 strike was behind his ... «Morning Star Online, out 14»
VIDEO: Arthur Scargill returns to Orgreave site
Mr Scargill was one of 93 people arrested in June 1984, after a confrontation at a British Steel plant in Rotherham between 10,000 striking miners and 5,000 ... «The Star, jul 14»
Wonderland review – Scargill, strikes, solidarity and scars
Neither Arthur Scargill, the miners' leader, nor Margaret Thatcher appears in the ... By failing to call a national ballot, Scargill leaves the way open for division ... «The Guardian, jul 14»
Listen to Lily Allen track slamming David Cameron's Coalition and …
It's all gone a bit Scargill, move on man, pay your bar bill.” Scargill refers to Arthur Scargill, the mineworkers' union chief who led strikes in the '80s. And Lily's bar ... «Mirror.co.uk, jun 14»
The battle of Orgreave and how it was lost
Scargill took personal charge and, under his direction, the police line was almost broken, despite 83 arrests and the use of mounted police and riot shields. «Socialist Worker, mar 14»
Scargill used Thatcherite policy in bid to buy London flat
Former miners' union leader Arthur Scargill tried to use laws introduced by Margaret Thatcher to buy a council flat in London, the BBC has found. In 1993 he ... «BBC News, jan 14»
Arthur Scargill faces £100000 legal claim from NUM
The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) is threatening to sue its former leader Arthur Scargill for £100,000, a BBC Inside Out investigation has found. «BBC News, jan 14»
Britain: 30 years on: Scargill was right - we were right!
The BBC news website stated “Newly released cabinet papers from 1984 reveal mineworkers' union leader Arthur Scargill may have been right to claim there ... «In Defense of Marxism, jan 14»
Bernard Ingham: Why Scargill's downfall was the salvation of …
The BBC, as is its wont, has already tried to justify Arthur Scargill because secret papers just released show that Sir Ian MacGregor, the politically vacant and ... «Yorkshire Post, jan 14»
