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Forging His Chains
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Forging His Chains
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Bidwell's Travels
"If an American dramatist or novelist had taken for the ground work of a play or work of fiction the story of the Bidwell family today related on another page of the Herald, all European critics would have told him that the story was too 'American, ' too vast in its outlines, too high in its colors, too merely 'big' in fact. "The story has its lesson. The play is not a mere spectacle. The lesson is that in the doing and undoing of wrong the Bidwell family expended enough ability and energy to stock a good many reigning European families for generations. "
Bidwell's Travels
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Bidwell Genealogies
A one-name study of Bidwell families in England. Includes some Bidwells in Ireland and the United States.
Forging His Chains
Autobiography of a professional criminal who took part in a $5,000,000 fraud on the Bank of England, for which he served 15 years in Newgate prison. This is his account of crimes in America and Europe, and how he was convicted of the forgery against the Bank of England.
A Tale to Tell
Syd Bidwell, who served as the Labour Member of Parliament for Southall from 1966 to 1992, was well-known in his day for his stand against racism. As a result, the windows of his home were twice smashed; he was the recipient of death threats; and he was condemned by some opponents as a 'traitor to the white race'. He served on the Select Committee on Racism throughout his term in Parliament. He confronted dockers and meat porters when they marched on the House of Commons in support of Enoch Powell's inflammatory speech on immigration. He spoke at innumerable meetings and participated in innumerable rallies to condemn racism. His son, John, found his unfinished autobiography among the papers that survived Syd's death and Labour Heritage is publishing it in the belief that it represents a valuable contribution to the history of the British labour movement in the twentieth century.
Bidwell's Travels. from Wall Street to London Prison, Fifteen Years in Solitude ... 80 Graphic Illustrations
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