Titlebook: Chartism and the Chartists in Manchester and Salford; Paul A. Pickering Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Conclusionlways close to the edge of rebellion’.. An Owenite and political radical, the young Jones had been committed to a total transformation of society, but by the time he wrote his book he was typical of those described by E. P. Thompson as men who, ‘having failed to overthrow capitalist society, proceed

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Living Systems Science Evolution, he saw them as ranging between two polar extremes — bourgeois eulogists and advocates of ‘suffering man’ — with Thomas Carlyle performing the typically promethean role of upholding both extremes in his famous references to a ‘Sooty Manchester’ which was ‘every whit as wonderful, as fearful, unimagi

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Patrimony

Living Systems Science Evolution,s.. In this respect the . had overlooked a tradition of involvement by radicals and subsequently Chartists in the local affairs of Manchester and Salford which stemmed back at least to the early 1830s. This tradition can be found in an examination of a number of distinguished careers. Abel Heywood,

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