- A
laborer (or
labourer) is a
skilled trade, a
person who
works in
manual labor types,
especially in the
construction and
factory industries.
Laborers are...
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Ocean island of Réunion laid down
terms for the
introduction of
Indian labourers to the colony. Each man was
required to
appear before a
magistrate and...
- In an
effort to
persuade labourers to stay on, the
Mauritius Government, in 1847,
offered a
gratuity of £2 to each
labourer who
decided to
remain in Mauritius...
- The
Parable of the
Workers in the
Vineyard (also
called the
Parable of the
Laborers in the
Vineyard or the
Parable of the
Generous Employer) is a parable...
- of
Agricultural Labourers as a
friendly society to
protest against the
gradual lowering of
agricultural wages.
These Tolpuddle labourers refused to work...
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wherever social class systems have developed, the
social status of
manual labourers has, more
often than not, been low, as most
physical tasks were done by...
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Complete text of the
Ordinance of
Labourers, 1349, from
Sources of
British History Complete text of the
Ordinance of
Labourers, 1349, from
Fordham University...
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Historical Atlas of Sus****, pp. 74–75 Hammond. The
Village Labourer 1760–1832. Ch XI. "The Last
Labourers' Revolt" Hansard.
House of
Lords Debate 22 November...
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romusha (****anese: "manual
labourer") were
forced to work by the ****anese military.
About 270,000 of
these Javanese labourers were sent to
other ****anese-held...
- 1391) — or
Norman French — "mestre
mason de
franche peer" (Statute of
Labourers 1351).
These all
signify a
worker in freestone, a
grainless sandstone...