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The disappearance of Chartism as a mass movement and bitter internal battles over the future of the movement dispersed Chartists in all sorts of directions. But the continuing interest of some in international politics provided several opportunities for ad hoc radical activities.

I have now added a page to Chartist ... more »

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Tuesday, February 12

Who signed the petitions?

by mark on Tue 12 Feb 2008 18:00 GMT

How many names were there on each of the Chartist petitions, and which towns contributed the most signatories? For that ... more »

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Hello and welcome to chartists.net news. My name is Mark Crail, and I set up Chartist Ancestors back in 2003. I have been building it up ever since with the help of many very kind individuals who have provided both information and advice. This blog aims to highlight new additions to the site and developments in the wider world of Chartist studies. I hope you find it and the main site both informative and enjoyable.

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