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Friday, June 12
Labour History Review focus on Chartism
by
mark
on Fri 12 Jun 2009 10:00 BST
The latest issue of the Labour History Review is given over entirely to a series of articles on Chartism, and is well worth getting hold of if you can. Some of the best known academics in the field of Chartist studies (some of whom appear elsewhere on Chartist Ancestors) have ... more » Friday, March 13
Who framed Samuel Holberry?
by
mark
on Fri 13 Mar 2009 10:28 GMT
Samuel Holberry died in gaol, a Chartist martyr, his health broken by two years of imprisonment after he was found guilty of seditious conspiracy. But was he really planning an armed uprising that would seize control of Sheffield and spark insurrection across the north of England? Up to ... more » Friday, March 7
Who Do You Think You Are?
by
mark
on Fri 07 Mar 2008 13:05 GMT
The first, by Dr Malcolm Chase, reader in labour history at
the Monday, February 25
Strawberry fields for Chartists
by
mark
on Mon 25 Feb 2008 15:36 GMT
Great
Dodford was the fifth and final land colony to be settled by Chartist members
of the National Land Company. But it was also the settlement with the longest record of success. Despite a difficult start, descendants of the original tenants were still making a good living as late as ... more » |
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