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Theophilus Salmon, 1785 – 1849

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William Coleman Balls, 1790 – 1876

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The Evening Star: Feargus O’Connor’s short-lived daily newspaper for London’s Chartists

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Meet the Wyatts: a London Chartist family

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Robert LeBlond, 1816 – 1863

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William Cuffay, 1788 – 1870

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  • women chartists

Emma Miles, 1819 – 1877

  • insurrection and monster meetings

Palmerston and the publican: a tale of treachery and betrayal known at the top of government

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

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Thomas Martin Wheeler, 1811 – 1862

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Feargus O’Connor’s Chartist evening newspaper for London

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