Hardie, (James) Keir [formerly James Kerr] (1856–1915), founder of the Labour Party (original) (raw)

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• Mining, self-education, and marriage
• Trade unionism and socialism
• As an MP
• The Labour Leader, the ILP, and the LRC
• MP again, and chairman of the Labour Party
• As an internationalist
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Hardie, (James) Keir [formerly James Kerr]

(1856–1915)

• Kenneth O. Morgan

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National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh

British Film Institute, London, National Archive

British Library of Political and Economic Science

National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh

National Register of Archives, private collection

Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh

University of Liverpool Library

National Portrait Gallery, London