Published in 1888, Chants of Labour is a collection of songs, poetry, and illustrations that celebrates the struggles and aspirations of working-class people. Created by the artist and designer Walter Crane, the book features original compositions as well as popular tunes and lyrics adapted from traditional ballads. With its bold graphics and stirring lyrics, Chants of Labour is a powerful expression of the labour movement’s commitment to social justice and equality.

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