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Aspinall, A |
English Party Organisation in the Early Nineteenth Century |
Belchem, J |
Republicanism, Popular Constitutionalism and the Radical Platform in Early Nineteenth Century England |
Blaug, M |
The Myth of the Old Poor Law and the Making of the New . Journal of Economic History 23 (1963) |
Blaug, M |
The Poor Law Report Re-examined. Journal of Economic History 24 (1964) |
Bradfield, B T |
Sir Richard Vyvyan and the Fall of Wellington's Government |
Briggs, A |
Middle-Class Consciousness in English Politics 1780-1846 |
Clark, G K |
The Repeal of the Corn Laws and the Politics of the 1840s |
Close, D |
The Rise of the Conservatives in the Age of Reform |
Davies, R W |
The Tories, the Whigs, and Catholic Emancipation 1827-29 |
Davies, R W |
Canning, Wellington and the Catholic Question 1827-29 |
Dunkley, P |
Paternalism, the Magistracy and Poor Relief in England 1795-1834 |
Edsall, N C |
Varieties of Radicalism: Attwood, Cobden and the Local Politics of Municipal Incorporation |
Finlayson, GBAM |
The Municipal Corporation Commission and Report 1833-35 |
Flick, C |
The Fall of Wellington's Government |
Gash, N |
Peel and the Party System 1830-50 |
Godfrey, C |
The Chartist Prisoners 1839-41 |
Gutchen, R M |
Local Improvements and Centralisation in Nineteenth Century England |
Harrison, B |
The Roads to Social Reform: Francis Place and the "Drunken Committee" of 1834 |
Hennock, E P |
Finance and Politics in Urban Local Government in England 1835-1900 |
Henriques, U |
How Cruel was the Victorian Poor Law? The Historical Journal Vol. 11, No. 2 (1968), pp. 365-371 |
Hilton, B |
Peel: a reappraisal (Historical Journal, 1979) |
Hobsbawm, E J |
Methodism and the Threat of Revolution in Britain |
Hurst, G B |
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Kemp, B |
Reflections on the Repeal of the Corn Laws |
McCord, N |
Some Difficulties of Parliamentary Reform |
McCord, N |
The Implementation of the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act on Tyneside |
Midwinter, E C |
State Intervention at Local Level: the Poor Law in Lancashire |
Milton-Smith, J |
Earl Grey's Cabinet and the Objects of Parliamentary Reform |
Sir Robert Peel and the Conservative Party, 1832-41: a study in failure? (English Historical Review 98, 1983) |
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O'Higgins, R |
The Irish Influence in the Chartist Movement ( Past and Present, No. 20 (Nov., 1961), pp. 83-96) |
Reid, T & N |
The 1842 Plug Plot in Stockport |
Richards, E |
"Captain Swing" in the West Midlands |
Roberts, D |
How Cruel was the Victorian Poor Law? The Historical Journal Vol. 6, No. 1 (1963), pp. 97-107. |
Rose, M E |
The Anti-Poor Law Movement in the North of England |
Rowe, D J |
Class and Political Radicalism in London 1831-2 |
Rowe, D J |
The Failure of London Chartism ( The Historical Journal, Vol. 11, No. 3 (1968), pp. 472-487) |
Rudé, G |
English Rural Disturbances on the Eve of the First Reform Bill, 1830-31 |
Taylor, J S |
The Mythology of the Poor Law |
Thomas, J A |
The System of Registration and the Development of Party Organisation 1832-70 |
Weisser, H |
Chartist Internationalism, 1845-48 |
Yeo, E |
Christianity in the Chartist Struggle 1838-1842 |
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