Was the 1834 Tolpuddle Martyrs' transportation the true birth of British working-class politics?
When six Dorset farm labourers were shipped to Australia for swearing an oath to form a union, public outrage forced their pardon. Nearly two centuries on, historians still debate whether this was the real spark for organised labour in Britain.
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