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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author Loveless, George 2 Buonarroti, Philippe 1 Collins, John 1 Hetherington, Henry 1 Lovett, William 1 O'Brien, Bronterre 1 O'Brien, James Bronterre 1 O'Connor, Feargus 1 Subject Essays and letters 29 Parliamentary reform 26 Reform movements 19 Chartist movement 12 Independence movements 6 Lectures, sermons and speeches 6 Police service 3 Politics 3 Christianity 2 Freedom of the press 2 Radicalism 2 Revolutions 2 Suffrage 2 Tolpuddle Martyrs 2 Capital punishment 1 Democracy 1 Equality 1 French Revolution (1789-1799) 1 Literature 1 Nationalism 1 Poor laws 1 Public finance 1 Republicanism 1 Swing Riots 1 Taxation 1 Trade unions 1 Trials 1 Working class 1 Year 1830 28 1837 3 1831 1 1836 1 1838 1 1839 1 1840 1	Results Library catalogue Publisher: H Hetherington 40 Hits 1 2 3 A series of letters from Feargus O'Connor, Esq. Barrister at law; to Daniel O'Connell, Esq. MP containing a review of Mr O'Connell's conduct during the agitation of the question of Catholic emancipation: together with an analysis of his motives and actions, since he became a member of parliament - containing the confirmation of T. Attwood, Esq. MP for Birmingham, of the principal charge brought by Mr O'Connor against Mr O'Connell 1837 O'Connor, Feargus Remove from selection Add to selection Buonarroti's history of Babeuf's conspiracy for equality: with the author's reflections on the causes and character of the French Revolution, and his estimate of the leading men and events of that epoch - also his views of democratic government, community of property, and political and social equality 1836 Buonarroti, Philippe; O'Brien, Bronterre Remove from selection Add to selection Chartism: a new organization of the people, embracing a plan for the education and improvement of the people politically and socially - addressed to the working-classes of the United Kingdom, and more especially to the advocates of the rights and liberties of the whole people as set forth in the People's charter 1840 Lovett, William; Collins, John Remove from selection Add to selection The victims of Whiggery: being a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers; their trial, banishment, &c. &c. - also reflections upon the present system of tranportation; with an account of Van Diemen's Land, its customs, laws, climate, produce, and inhabitants [ca. 1837] Loveless, George Remove from selection Add to selection The peoples charter: being an outline of an act to provide for the just representation of the people of Great Britain in the commons house of parliament: embracing the principles of universal suffrage, no property qualification, annual parliaments, equal representation, payment of members and vote by ballot 1838 London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection The trial of W Lovett, journeyman cabinet-maker, for seditious libel, before Mr Justice Littledale, at the assizes at Warwick, on Tuesday the 6th August 1839 1839 Hetherington, Henry Remove from selection Add to selection The penny papers for the people: published by The Poor Man's Guardian 1831 Remove from selection Add to selection To his temporal grace the Duke of Wellington 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To the King's most gracious majesty 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To the King's most gracious majesty 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To the King's most gracious majesty 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To the King's most gracious majesty 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To the people of England 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To his spiritual grace the Archbishop of Canterbury 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection To the inhabitants of the parish of St. Pancras and to the people of England in general 1830 Remove from selection Add to selection 1 2 3

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