A major study into the changes in moral politics and culture of working-class Radicalism during a crucial period of modern British history. -- .Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tom Scriven is Hallsworth Research Fellow at the University of Manchester
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 A 'Radical Underworld'? The infidel roots of Chartist culture 2 Politics and everyday life in early Chartism 3 From insurrection to the 'little republic of the home' 4 Medicine, popular science, and Chartism's improvement culture 5 Communal self-improvement after the 'disasters of the Strike' 6 The fragmented legacies of Chartist moral politics Conclusion Index
Introduction 1 A 'Radical Underworld'? The infidel roots of Chartist culture 2 Politics and everyday life in early Chartism 3 From insurrection to the 'little republic of the home' 4 Medicine, popular science, and Chartism's improvement culture 5 Communal self-improvement after the 'disasters of the Strike' 6 The fragmented legacies of Chartist moral politics Conclusion Index
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