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About this book
This historical narrative presents a history of the Chartist Insurrection of 1839, from the launching of People's Charter Campaign for universal male suffrage in late-1838 to the Newport Rising in November 1839 and the ensuing campaign to save John Frost and co-leaders of the Rising from execution.
The story is told through reference to primary as well a secondary sources: the Chartist and radical press of the time, intelligence reports, and military/government correspondence. This book doesn't just address the neglect of this important episode in Labour movement history;-more importantly it challenges us to think again about the revolutionary potential of the British Labour movement.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- 1839
- Chronology
- Reviews of the first edition
- Foreword
- 1 - The New Radicals
- 2 - The Northern Liberators
- 3 - The South Wales Cauldron
- 4 -The Convention
- 5 -The London Montagne
- 6 -The Prayer and the Blunderbuss
- 7 - The July Riots and the Debate on the General Strike
- 8-The Collapse of the Convention
- 9 - Secret Councils
- 10 - Under Eastern Eyes – David Urquhart and the Chartists
- 11 - Insurrection
- 12 - The Final Conflicts
- 13 - Loss Assessment
- George Julian Harney: a Straggler of 1848
- George Julian Harney:Â The Tremendous Uprising