"A History of Postal Agitation from Fifty Years Ago Till the Present Day" by H. G. Swift offers a detailed look into the world of Great Britain's postal service and its workers. Delving into postal history, this book examines the struggles and triumphs within the postal system over a significant period. Explore the evolving landscape of mail delivery, the lives of postal workers, and the forces that shaped the postal service as we know it. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the intersection of British history, labor, and government. This meticulously prepared print republication provides insights into the social and economic factors that have influenced the postal service. A must-read for those studying the history of public institutions and the role of postal services in society.
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