Jack McCullough : workers' representative on the Arbitration Court

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Jack McCullough : workers' representative on the Arbitration Court

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This biography of Jack McCullough is also the chronicle of the Canterbury Trades and Labour Council coterie he helped to organize at the turn of the century. This group of class conscious unionists attempted to persuade the nascent trade union movement to adopt their socialist objectives. This thesis examines the opposition that McCullough's coterie faced. It experienced difficulty, first, in distinguishing itself from an 'advanced' Liberal establishment in Christchurch which assiduously cult...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

1985

Creator

Nolan, Melanie

URL

http://hdl.handle.net/10092/12857

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