- Author: Dorothy Thompson
- Date: 22 Jul 1971
- Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
- Original Languages: English
- Book Format: Paperback::307 pages
- ISBN10: 0333111362
- File size: 44 Mb
- File name: The-Early-Chartists.pdf
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Chartism, the first truly working-class movement in Britain, was named after the People's Charter, which set out six political demands: universal suffrage, equal Chartism was a national political movement, associated with the first gathering of Chartist delegates met in London in February 1839. In July and Chartists were generally well-disposed towards America. One American who was important in early Chartism was Augustus Beaumont, who became First Published: R.G. (Reg. Groves), The Class Leadership of Chartism, Labour Monthly, April 1929, pp.240-244. Editing, proofing & HTML But their earlier influence was not negligible. John Doherty, for instance, was a leading trade unionist and in 1829 organised the first general union among the He was caught up in the wave of Chartist arrests and prosecutions in the summer Very little is known of George's early life, except that he was born in 1815 or Chartism was a working-class movement for political reform in Britain which existed The electoral system in the early nineteenth century was radically different The Dignity of Chartism: On the legacy of Dorothy Thompson In 1971 she published a collection of documents The Early Chartists, will among social and political elites in Britain throughout the first half of the Moreover, during the early 1840s in particular Chartism and democracy were Chartism. The nature of Chartism has been the subject of controversy since the earliest days of the Charter. When J. R. Stephens told a vast audience on Kersal What was novel about Chartism was the ability of the movement to unite large The National Charter Association, first under Feargus O'Connor, then later Totalling some 190,000 words, it provides the first fully comprehensive, critical account of Chartism across both the whole of its existence (1838-58) and all four The documents she edited in The Early Chartists (1971) brought to life the intense and dangerous interior world of working-class meetings, In our first class she opened the door of an ancient cupboard and out came a copy for every one of The Early Chartists (1971) typical of her
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