The Rochdale Pioneers: A Century of Cooperation in Rochdale, [1844-1944]

Abraham Greenwood appointed associated Barnish became Ben Jones branches Centenary Central Store century Charles Howarth Chartists classes Co-operation Co-operative Movement Co-operative Societies Co-operative Union Congress continued Cotton Famine David Brooks delegates directors dividend drapery E. V. Neale early educational committee elected establishment Feargus O'Connor flannel weavers Friendly Society friends Fund G. J. Holyoake Hall Heywood Holyoake's industrial Institute Insurance interest International Co-operative Alliance J. T. W. Mitchell James Daly James Smithies John John Bright labour Lancashire London Lord manager Manchester membership Miles Ashworth neighbouring newsroom opened operative organised Owenites president principles profits purchases Rainbow flag realised recognised Robert Owen Rochdale Equitable Pioneers Rochdale Pioneers Rochdale principles Rochdale's Roche Samuel secretary Self-Help shops social and domestic Socialists Societies Act Society's Spotland tailoring tion Toad Lane Store town trade Tweedale W. N. Molesworth week women wrote Yorkshire Street