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First Chartist Convention, 1839: the General Convention of the Industrious Classes

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Engraving to commemorate the 1842 petition

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Second Convention, 1842: the ‘leviathan petition’

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Labour Parliament 1854

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West Riding delegate meeting 1839

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London Chartist convention 1851

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Birmingham “unity” conference 1842

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Leeds convention, 1846 – gearing up for a general election

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London convention and assembly 1848

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National Charter Association leaders 1840 – 1858

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William Paul Dowling, 1824-1877
Artist, Irish Confederate and London Chartist

The Evening Star
Feargus O’Connor’s Chartist evening newspaper

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Henry Hunt and the Peterloo scrapbook

A new portrait of George Julian Harney

Picturing the delegates to the First Convention

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The People’s Charter
The pamphlet that started it all

Northern Star
The paper that made Chartism

Chartist Timeline
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Chartist Ancestors Databank
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The Irish Universal Suffrage Association
And the Seven Points of the People’s Charter

Female Chartist organisations
How many were there, where were they located, what did they do?

Chartist things
Discover the documents, portraits, medallions and other material culture of Chartism

Chartist Lives
Read about the people who made up the Chartist movement.

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