The victims of Whiggery: being a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers, their trial, banishment, &c., also reflections upon the present system of transportation with an account of Van Dieman's Land, its customs, laws, climate, produce and inhabitants: dedicated (without permission) to Lords Melbourne, Grey, Russell, Brougham, and Judge Williams - Poverty, Philanthropy and Social Conditions in Victorian Britain

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Field name	Value
Title	The victims of Whiggery: being a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers, their trial, banishment, &c., also reflections upon the present system of transportation with an account of Van Dieman's Land, its customs, laws, climate, produce and inhabitants: dedicated (without permission) to Lords Melbourne, Grey, Russell, Brougham, and Judge Williams
Reference	[F.W.A.] Case A g 1
Date	1837
Author	Loveless, George
Publisher	Effingham Wilson
Place of Publication	London, England
Document Type	Pamphlet
Collection	Family Welfare Association Library
Theme	Social Reform and Welfare; Manufacturing, Technology and Trade
Keywords	trial punishment trade unions travel and transport
Country	England Australia
Places	Dorchester Tasmania
Additional Information	Please note: Some of the metadata for this document has been taken from the Senate House Library catalogue.
Library/Archive	Senate House Library, UK
Copyright and Source Archive	Images reproduced courtesy of Senate House Library, University of London