George Howell (5 October 1833 – 17 September 1910) was an English trade unionist and reform campaigner and a Lib-Lab politician, who sat in the House of Commons from 1885 to 1895.

• 1. Organization of Labour - Part 1 Early Period - The Guild System 2. Organization of Labour - Part 2 Second Period - Under State Regulation 3. Rise and Progress of Combination of Workmen 4. Trade Unionism: Its Origin, Development, and Progress 5. The "Old Trade Unionism" - Part 1 Constitution and Government 6. The "Old Trade Unionism" - Part 2 Provident Benefits and Strike Pay 7. The "New Trade Unionism" - Part 1 Chief Characteristics of the New Trade Unions 8. The "New Trade Unionism" - Part 2 State Aid, State Regulation and State Control 9. Material Forces and Resources of Trade Unionism: Its Strength and Weakness, Success and Failures 10. Trade Unionism: Its Methods, Means, and Work - Strikes, Conciliation, Cooperation, Conclusion 11. Work of Trade Union and Progress of Labour 1890 To 1900