Many Not the Few

The Many Not The Few

The Many Not The Few:
An Illustrated History Of Britain Shaped By The People

With a mix of serious research and family jokes old union rep, Joe, and his granddaughter, Arushi, go into the complicated history, the ideological battles, the class conflict, a consideration of what unions are for, and what the future of unions may be. Starting way back with the 14th-century Peasants' Revolt, taking in the Levellers and the Luddites, the expansion of the unions in the 19th century, the height of their power in the '70s, the great conflicts and decline of the '80s, and considering the future positive role for unions.

Released as part of the 'Workable Books' imprint of New Internationalist and the GFTU (General Federation of Trade Unions).

March 2019
136 pages
£9.99

Written by Sean Michael Wilson
Illustrated by Robert S Brown
Consultant on union history, Doug Nicolls, General Secretary of the GFTU.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Many-Not-Few-Illustrated-History/dp/1780264445

https://www.amazon.com/Many-Not-Few-Illustrated-History/dp/1780264445

'I just nicked these two books' pose

Review of the film 'HANCOCK' by the legendary Gandry Macallan:
" My enjoyment of this otherwise excellent film was somewhat marred by the fact that Tony - 'the lad himself' - did not appear anywhere in it!"

'Finger glued to the face' pose.

Review of the film 'INVASION' by the legendary Gandry Macallan:
" My enjoyment of this otherwise excellent film was somewhat marred by the actual invasion of planet earth by aliens from the andromeda
system - during the film, no less!"

'Wish i was oot playing fitba wi ma pals' pose.

Review of the musical 'RENT' by the legendary Gandry Macallan:
" My enjoyment of this otherwise excellent musical was somewhat marred by the arrival of my landlord to collect 9 weeks over due rent on my small apartment in Notting hill - during the event, no less!"

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