From ploughtail to Parliament : an autobiography / Joseph Arch; preface by Norman Willis; new introduction by Alun Howkins ; by Joseph Arch.

The autobiography of Joseph Arch / edited by John Gerard O'Leary ; with a preface by Frances Countess of Warwick.

From ploughtail to Parliament : an autobiography / Joseph Arch; preface by Norman Willis; new introduction by Alun Howkins ; by Joseph Arch.

Joseph Arch (1826-1919) : the farm workers' leader / Pamela Horn.

The autobiography of Joseph Arch / edited by John Gerard O'Leary ; with a preface by Frances Countess of Warwick.

From ploughtail to Parliament : an autobiography / Joseph Arch; preface by Norman Willis; new introduction by Alun Howkins ; by Joseph Arch.

We'll all be union men : the story of Joseph Arch and his union / Bob Scarth.

Evidence on the cause of the present agricultural depression obtained from practical and bona-fide farm labourers / issued by the authority of the executive committee of the N.A.L.U.

Fanny Kelly of Drury Lane / by Francis Basil.

Charles Kemble : man of the theatre / by Jane Williamson.

The Ages of Gielgud : an actor at eighty / edited by Ronald Harwood ; by Ronald Harwood.

Rich : the life of Richard Burton / Melvyn Bragg ; by Melvyn Bragg.

Billie Whitelaw - who he? : an autobiography / by Billie Whitelaw ; by Billie Whitelaw.

From ploughtail to Parliament : an autobiography / Joseph Arch; preface by Norman Willis; new introduction by Alun Howkins ; by Joseph Arch.

Between two silences : talking with Peter Brook / edited by Dale Moffitt ; foreword by Gregory Boyd.

Nell Gwyn / Derek Parker.

The Ages of Gielgud : an actor at eighty / edited by Ronald Harwood ; by Ronald Harwood.

Rich : the life of Richard Burton / Melvyn Bragg ; by Melvyn Bragg.

Grace and favour / Jane Lapotaire ; by Jane Lapotaire.

Billie Whitelaw - who he? : an autobiography / by Billie Whitelaw ; by Billie Whitelaw.

From ploughtail to Parliament : an autobiography / Joseph Arch; preface by Norman Willis; new introduction by Alun Howkins ; by Joseph Arch.

Social England; a record of the progress of the people in religion, laws, learning, arts, industry, commerce, science, literature and manners, from the earliest times to the present day, by various writers. Ed. by H.D. Traill.