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The Labourers' Friend

The Labourers' Friend was a periodical published in 19th-century London by the Labourers' Friend Society (later the Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes).

Publication History

The Society was founded in 1830, and The Labourers' Friend began as a periodical shortly thereafter. A new series of The Labourers' Friend began in 1844. The Labourers' Friend may have run until the 1880s. The Society continued into the 20th century.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1834-1835: HathiTrust has the 1834 and 1835 issues. This volume runs the 1834 issues together without issue numbering, but the 1835 issues are distinctively marked with issue numbers.
• 1835, 1838: HathiTrust has numbers 46-57 and 82-93 of the 1830s series.
• 1836-1838: Google Books has numbers 58-93 of the 1830s series.
• 1849-1850: HathiTrust has numbers 56-79 of the 1844 series.
• 1849-1851: Google Books has numbers 56-91 of the 1844 series.
• 1868-1873: Google Books has numbers 225-243.
• 1874-1878: Google Books has numbers 244-259.

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