Michael Thomas Sadler
Born 1780-01-01
Died 1835-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF27165846
- WikidataQ4404612
- ISNI0000000083666676
- Open LibraryOL2041885A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (18)
- Population (7)
- Factory system (6)
- Politics and government (5)
- Ireland (4)
- Child labor (4)
- Ireland -- Population (3)
Books by Michael Thomas Sadler
Total count: 41
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An apology for the Methodistsbeing a copy of a letter to the Rev. H. Stokes, ... By Michael T. Sadler, ...The second edition.printed by William Watton1797-01-01
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A first letter to a reformer, in reply to a pamphlet lately published by Walter Fawkes, entitled The Englishman's manualPrinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown1817-01-01
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The anniversary meeting of the Leeds Pitt Clubfrom a revised report of the proceedings published in the Leeds intelligencer of May 31Published by Order of the Club ; Printed for Robinson and Hernaman1827-01-01
Ireland; its evils and their remedies: being a refutation of the errors of the emigration committee and others touching that country.To which is prefixed, a synopsis of an original treatise, about to be published, on the law of population; developing the real principle on which it is universally regulated.J. Murray1828-01-01
Ireland; its evils and their remediesbeing a refutation of the errors of the emigration committee and others, touching that country : to which is prefixed a synopsis of an original treatise, about to be published, on the law of population, developing the real principle on which it is universally regulatedJ. Murray1828-01-01-
Speech of Michael Thomas Sadler, Esq., M.P. in the House of Commons on the second reading of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill, March 17, 1829.4th ed.L.B. Seeley and sons1829-01-01
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The causes and remedies of pauperism in the United Kingdom consideredpart I, being a defence of the principles and conduct of the Emigration Committee, against the charges of Mr. SadlerJ. Murray1829-01-01
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A Report of the proceedings at Newark, on Friday July 24, 1829 when the electors of the borough gave a dinner in compliment to their members, H. Willoughby, Esq. and M.T. Sadler, Esqwith all the speeches delivered on the occasion[s.n.]1829-01-01
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The second speech of M. T. Sadler, Esq. M.P. for Newark, delivered in the House of Commons, 30 March, 1829to which is added the speech of George Bankes, Esq. M.P. for Corfe Castle, in defence of the Protestant constitutionPrinted for J. Chappell1829-01-01
The speech of Michael Thomas Sadler in the House of Commonson the second reading of the Roman Catholic relief bill, March 17, 1829.6th ed.Published by L.B Seeley and Sons1829-01-01
The second speech of Michael Thomas Sadler in the House of Commons on the third reading of the Roman Catholic Relief BillMarch 30, 1829.2nd ed.Published by L.B. Seeley and Sons1829-01-01
Ireland : Its Evils and Their Remedies: Being a Refutation of the Errors of the Emigration ...J. Murray1829-01-01
The speech of Michael T. Sadler on the state and prospects of the countryPrinted by Mills, Jowett, and Mills ; published by L. B. Seeley and Sons, J.M. Richardson, and Simpkin and Marshall1829-01-01
The speech of Michael T. Sadler in the House of Commonson Thursday the third of June, on proposing the establishment of poor laws for Ireland.John Murray1830-01-01-
A dissertation upon the balance of food and numbers of animated naturebeing the substance of two lectures delivered before the Philosophical and Literary Society of LeedsJ. Murray1830-01-01
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A refutation of an article in the Edinburgh Review(no. CII) entitled 'Sadler's law of population, and disproof of human superfecundity' : containing also additional proofs of the principle enunciated in that treatise, founded on the censuses of different countries recently publishedJ. Murray1830-01-01
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The speech of Michael Thomas Sadler, M.P. for Newarkin the House of Commons, on Thursday the third of June, on proposing poor laws for Ireland, preparatory to a general measure in behalf of the labouring classes of EnglandJ. Murray1830-01-01
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A refutationof an article in the Edinburgh Review, (no. CII) entitled "Sadler's law of population, and disproof of human superfecundity" : containing also, additional proofs of the principle enunciated in that treatise, founded on the censuses of different countries recently publishedJ. Murray1830-01-01
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The law of populationa treatise ... in disproof of the superfecundity of human beings, and developing the real principle of their increase.J. Murray1830-01-01
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The poor man's garden, or, A few brief rules for regulating allotments of land to the poor, for potatoe gardenswith remarks, addressed to Mr. Malthus, Mr. Sadler, and the political economists, and a reference to the opinions of Dr. Adam Smith, in his "Wealth of nations"3rd ed.Printed for C.J.G. & F. Rivington1830-01-01
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Poor laws for Ireland[s.n.]1831-01-01
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Speech of M.T. Sadler ..., on the subject of Parliamentary reform, April 18,1831.T. Cadell1831-01-01
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The cause of the poorthe speech of M. T. Sadler, Esq. in the House of Commons on Monday the 29th of August, on bringing forward his resolution for the permanent relief of the Irish poor[s.n.]1831-01-01
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The speech of Michael Thomas Sadler, M. P. on the ministerial plan of reformdelivered in the House of Commons on seconding General Gascoyne's motion for retaining the present number of members for England and WalesL.B. Seeley and Sons1831-01-01
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An address to the working classes of Leedsand the West-riding of Yorkshire[s.n.]1831-01-01
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Speech in the House of Commons, March 16, 1832, on moving the second reading of the Factories' Regulation Bill3d ed.Seeley and Sons, etc.1832-01-01
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Mr. Sadler's speech on moving the second reading of the factories' regulation bill[s.n.]1832-01-01
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Speech of Michael Thomas Sadler, Esq., in the House of Commons, Friday, March 16, 1832on moving the second reading of the factories' regulation bill3rd ed.Seeley1832-01-01
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The distress of the agricultural labourers, illustrated by the speech of M.T. Sadler, Esq. M.P., upon a motion for leave to bring in a bill for their relief, on October eleventh, 1831[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Observations on a pamphlet by Messrs. Drinkwater and Power the Factory Commissioners, purporting to be "replies" to Mr. Sadler's protest, against the said Commission[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Protest against the secret proceedings of the Factory Commission, in LeedsPrinted by F.E. Bingley1833-01-01
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Reply to the two letters of John Elliot Drinkwater and Alfred Power, factory commissionersPrinted by F.E. Bingley1833-01-01
Reply to the two letters of John Elliot Drinkwater, Esquire, and Alfred Power, Esquire, Factory CommissionersF.E. Bingley1833-01-01-
The distress of the agricultural labourersPrinted by T. Inkersley1833-01-01
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Minutes, regulations, &c. &ca meeting of delegates from the committees of the manufacturing districts, established for the furtherance and support of Mr. Sadler's Factories' regulation bill, was held ... the 11th day of January, 1833 ...[s.n.]1833-01-01
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Letter to Michael Thos. Sadler, Esq. F.R.SPrinted for Baines and Newsome1833-01-01
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The state and prospects of Toryisms.n.1834-01-01
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Factory statisticsthe official table appended to the report of the committee on the ten-hour factory bill vindicated in a series of letters addressed to J.E. DrinkwaterHatchard1836-01-01
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Irelandits evils and their remedies: being a refutation of the errors of the emigration committee and others touching that country. To which is prefixed, a synopsis of an original treatise, about to be published, on the law of population; developing the real principle on which it is universally regulated.2d ed.Murray1929-01-01
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An Enquiry Into the Nature of the Corn Laws & a Calm Investigation of the Circumstances (Reprints of Economic Classics)Augustus M Kelley Publishers1983-02-01
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The Law of Population (Works on Malthus and the Population Controversy, 1803ã1830)Facsimile editionThoemmes Continuum1999-01-03