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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 17, 1845

Page

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Revelations of Chartism and its leaders in 1839 40

A detailed review of Chartist writings from the Northern Star and the Weekly Chronicle, tracing the 1839 40 campaigns in the manufacturing districts, exposing leaders like Feargus OConnor Bronterre O’Brien and their associates, and recounting plots, betrayals, and the impact on the suffrage movement. The piece contrasts reform zeal with treachery, citing Ashton Hill and Frost episodes and condemns violent schemes.

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Sybil and the Two Nations reviewed as a political novel

A critical survey condemns Benjamin Disraeli’s Sybil as a mishmash of caricature and ornate prose. It attacks the portrayal of Sir Robert Peel era figures, Chartist plots, and the two nations theme, arguing the work distorts history, disturbs sacred subjects, and lacks coherent character development.

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