Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• INTRODUCTION
• PART I. BEFORE THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, 1763-1789
• 1. The Bill of Rights Society 1769
• 2. The Westminster Petition, March 28 1770
• 3. John Wilkes MP and Lord Mayor 1774
• 4. From Dr Price's Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty... and the Policy and Justice of the War with America 1776
• 5. John Wilkes's Motion on Parliamentary Reform 1776
• 6. From John Cartwright's Legislative Rights of the Commonalty Vindicated 1777
• 7. Report of the Sub-Committee of Westminster 1780
• 8. A Second address from the Committee of Association of the County of York 1781
• PART II. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND THE NAPOLEONIC WARS, 1789-1815
• 9. From Dr Price's Discourse on the Love of our Country, 1789
• 10. Tom Paine's followers in Sheffield 1792
• 11. From Paine's Letter to Mr Secretary Dunas 1792
• 12. Advertisement to the third edition of the Rev. Robert Hall's Apology for the Freedom of the Press and for General Liberty 1793
• 13. The "British Convention" at Edinburgh 1793
• 14. The London Corresponding Society's Address to the Nation October 1795
• 15. From the Common's Secrecy Report March 15 1799
• 16. Sir Francis Burdett in 1806
• 17. Sir France Burdett's Address to the Electors of Westminster May 23 1807
• 18. Radical Reform Resolutions at Westminster 1809
• 19. City of London Petition to the House of Commons 1810
• 20. City of London Petition to the Prince Regent
• 21. On William Cobbett's Influence by 1812
• 22. Westminster Petition against the Corn Law 1815
• PART III. FROM WATERLOO TO THE REFORM BILL 1815-1832
• 23. From Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, November 2 1816
• 24. Samuel Bamford on the Hampden Clubs of 1816-1817
• 25. Peterloo 1819
• 26. From the Black Book, Volume 2 or Corruption Unmasked 1823
• 27. John Foster: Letter to John Easthope, MP May 23 1827
• 28. John Wade; Dedication to the People of the Extraordinary Black Book or Reformer's Bible 1831
• 29. The Examiner, May 13 1832
• 30. James Mill: Essay on Government 1821
• 31. Jeremy Bentham: Parliamentary Candidates Proposed Declaration on Principles 1832
• PART IV. RADICALISM, ULTRA-RADICALISM AND CHARTISM 1832-1848
• 32. The Brighton Guardian in December 1832
• 33. John Foster: Letter to John Easthope, MP February 8 1833
• 34. Lord Durham: Two Speeches of 1834
• 35. Joseph Parkes: Letter to Francis Place 1836
• 36. JS Mill's Autobiography on the Parliamentary Radicals
• 37. RG Gammage: History of Chartism
• 38. The Chartists' Petition 1839
• 39. Richard Cobden: Speech in the House of Commons February 24 1842
• 40. The Nonconformist: April 13 1842
• 41. The Chartists' National Petition 1842
• 42. Feargus O'Connor March 1 1845
• 43. The Chartists' National Petition 1848
• PART V. THE END OF CHARTISM: BRIGHT TAKES THE RADICAL LEAD, 1848-1867
• 44. The Weekly Dispatch, March 12 1848
• 45. The National Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association 1849
• 46. RG Gammage on O'Connor in 1851
• 47. The Weekly Dispatch November 1 1851
• 48. William Rider, "Physical Force" Chatist 1854
• 49. Henry Brookes on "Aristocratic" Misgovernment 1857
• 50. The Reform Association 1858
• 51. John Bright's Speech at Manchester, December 10 1858
• 52. Henry Brookes on Bright 1859
• 53A. The National Reform Union's Origins, 1861-1865
• 53B. The National Reform League in 1867
• 54. Francis Hitchman on Radical Agitators 1866-1867
• 55. John Bright's Letter to the President of the Reform League August 18 1867
• 56. JS Mill: Speech to his Constituents, July 18 1868
• PART VI. FROM THE SECOND TO THE THIRD REFORM BILL 1867-1884
• 57A. Samuel Morley: Election Address at Bristol 1868
• 57B. J Passmore Edwards: Election Address at Truro 1868
• 58A. Joseph Chamberlain: Speech at Birmingham Town Hall June 15 1869
• 58B. Joseph Chamberlain on Republicanism 1872
• 58C. Joseph Cowen and the Northern Reform League 1874
• 59. John Bright: Speech at Manchester October 25 1879
• 60. George Shipton: Declaration of Candidature as Working-Class Radical 1880
• 61. WS Caine: Election Address at Scarborough 1880
• 62. H Jephson on Reform agitation 1883-1885
• 63. Henry George: Progress and Poverty
• 64. Henry Labouchere: election address at Northampton 1885
• 65. George Howell: Election address at Behtnal Green 1885
• PART VII. RADICALISM "SOCIALISED" 1885-1914
• 66. Joseph Chamberlain on the Radical Programme
• 67 FF Channing: Speech at Kettering July 1886
• 68. The Queens Jubilee. A Radical Protest issued by the Metropolitan Radical Federation 1887
• 69. The Newcastle Programme October 1891
• 70. Henry George4: The Condition of Labour 1891
• 71A. The Northern Echo January 15 1894
• 71B. E Ashmead-Bartlett MP in the North American Review June 1894
• 72. FD Channing: Speeches in 1892, 1895, 1899 and 1900
• 73A. Sir William Harcourt: Speech in the House of Commons April 7 1901
• 73B. Sir H Campbell-Bannerman: Speech at Peckham August 7 1901
• 74. L Chiozsza Money: Riches and Poverty 1905
• 75. LA Atherley-Jones: Election Address January 1906
• 76. D Lloyd George: Speech at Limehouse July 30 1909
• 77. D Lloyd George: Speech of July 1 1913
• 78. RB Haldane: An Autobiography
• APPENDIX
• INDEX