Chartism : a new history /

• Chase, Malcolm

• Chartism -- History -- 19th century
• Great Britain -- History -- 19th century
• Great Britain -- Politics and government -- 1837-1901

• Manchester University Press,

• 0719060877 (pbk.) :
• 9780719060878 (pbk.) :

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• Includes bibliographical references and index.

• Chartism
• Bismarck and Germany 1862 1890
• Chartists popular politics in the Industrial Revolution
• Tudor parliaments Crown Lords and Commons 1485 1603
• origins of the Labour Party 1880 1900
• Chartist experience studies in working class radicalism and culture 1830 60
• Nationhood and nationalism in France from Boulangism to the Great War 1889 1918
• fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
• France the Third Republic 1870 1914
• British society since 1945
• Edwardian crisis Britain 1901 14
• companion to early twentieth century Britain
• Party and politics 1830 1852
• Bismarck
• Victorian cities
• Alfred the Great Assers Life of King Alfred and other contemporary sources
• Germany in the age of Bismarck
• rise of the Labour Party 1893 1931
• Nations and nationalism since 1780 programme myth reality
• Classes and cultures England 1918 1951
• politics of immigration immigration race and race relations in post war Britain
• British society 1914 45
• Tudor England
• Gender and power in Britain 1640 1990
• Political life in medieval England 1300 1450
• Plague population and the English economy 1348 1530
• Mussolini and Fascist Italy
• Britain on the breadline a social and political history of Britain between the wars
• fourteenth century 1307 1399
• France 1815 1914 the bourgeois century
• Nazism 1919 1945 The rise to power 1919 1934 a documentary reader
• Modern Britain since 1906 a reader
• Peasants Revolt of 1381
• Imagined communities reflections on the origin and spread of nationalism
• Fascist Italy
• Working class cultures in Britain 1890 1960 gender class and ethnicity
• new police in nineteenth century England crime conflict and control
• Labour Party 1881 1951 a reader in history
• Twentieth century Britain economic social and cultural change