Acknowledgments
PART I: 1832-1870

Introduction: Britain in 1832

1. Forming the Urban Working Class

2. Labor in the "Factory Age"

3. Leisure and the Urban Worker

4. Working-Class Identity and Politics

PART II: 1870-1914

Introduction: Discontinuity in 1870?

5. The "Traditional" Working-Class Community

6. Control, Conflict and Collective Bargaining in the Workplace

7. Expanding Leisure Opportunities

8. Class Identity and Everyday Politics

PART III: 1914-1940
Introduction: The Working Class and the Great War

9. Old and New Working-Class Communities

10. Unemployment, Dislocation and New Industries

11. Cinema, Dance Hall and Streets

12. Patriotism, Politics and Identity

Conclusion: Change and Continuity, 1832-1940
Epilogue
Bibliography