O'Connor, Ernst Charles Jones (Hrsg.): The Labourer; A monthly magazin of politics, literature, poetry & c. Northern Star Office, Manchester 1848 Digitalisat Hrsg.: Notes to the People. The Champion of Political Justice and Universal Right. London May 1851 until 1858 Digitalisat 1851 Co-operation. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 21. September, 20th 1851 Three to One. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 26 25 September 1851 What Is Kossuth? In: Notes to the People. Nro. 31 vom 29 November 1851 Erklärung gegen Karl Heinzen. Übersetzt von Jenny Marx. London March 1852, 3rd. The Coming Crisis and why It Is Coming. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 16 August, 21st 1852 The Storm's First Thunder. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 42 February, 19th 1853 A Phamphlet on the „Revelations Concerning the Trial of the Communists at Cololone. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 47 26. 26 March 1853 Secret Intrigue of Russian Tools, and Scandalous Doings of "Our" Cabinet in the East. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 86 24. Dezember, 24th 1853 Different Features of Popular Feeling. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 103 April, 22nd 1854 Discoveries Made Too Late. In: Notes to the People. Nro. 130 28. Oktober, 28th 1854 The Maid of Warsaw, or the Tyrant Czar: a tale of the last Polish Insurrection. London 1854 Woman's Wrongs. A series of tales. London 1855 Evenings with the People. The Franchise and Taxation, an address. London 1856 Digitalisat Evenings with the people. The unemployed. London 1857 The revolut of Hindostan; or the new world. A. poem. Wilson, London 1857 Corayda. A Tale of Faith and Chibalry, and other poems. W. Kent & Co., London 1860 Digitalisat Communist Party of Great Britain History Group Corporation (Hrsg.): Diary of Ernest Jones 1839–47. Hammersmith, London 1961 (Our history 21) Notes References General references Attribution Further reading The Queen against Ernest Jones. Trial of Ernest Charles Jones for sedition and unlawful assembly at the Central Criminal Court before Wilde, C.J., 10 July 1848. o. O. 1848 James Crossley: Ernest Jones. Who is he? What has he done?. A. Heywood, Manchester 1857 Wm. Sharman: Reform or revolution. Songs for the march. Dedicated by permission to Ernest Jones, confessor for freedom in 1848. Collected and edited by the Rev. Wm. Sharman, Bradford. F. Farrah, London 1867 The life and death of Ernest Jones the Chartist reformer. A memoir. Manchester 1869 Frederick Leary: The