Killing no murder South Wales and the Great Railway Strike of 1911

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Killing no murder South Wales and the Great Railway Strike of 1911Killing no murder South Wales and the Great Railway Strike of 1911 Robert Griffiths 12. 95 The 1911 railway strike in south Wales raised important questions about power and class consciousness and the direction of the working class movement in the early years of the last century. An earlier version of this book was first published in 1986, in Welsh as Streic! Streic! Streic! This new edition corrects and extends that work, while remaining in essence

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