Political Movements in Urban England, 1832-1914

In: British History in Perspective Ser.

Abstract

Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- The New Political History -- Chapter 1 Citizenship, the Franchise and Electoral Culture -- Electoral Citizenship -- Enfranchising the Citizen, 1832-1885 -- Chapter 2 Radicalism in the Age of the Chartists -- Defining Radicalism -- Parliamentary Reform and Chartism -- Chapter 3 The Culture and 'Failure' of Radicalism -- A Class-Based Movement? -- The Radical Ordeal -- Radical 'Failings' -- Chapter 4 The Making of Mid-Victorian Popular Liberalism -- The Mechanics of Mid-Century Stability -- Liberty, Retrenchment and Reform -- Chapter 5 Post-Chartist Radicalism and the (Un)making of Popular Liberalism -- Out of Chartism, into Liberalism -- Out of Liberalism, into Radicalism? -- Chapter 6 Rethinking the 'Transformation' of Popular Conservatism -- The Electoral Politics of Urban Conservatism -- Chapter 7 Defining and Debating Popular Conservatism -- Popular Conservatism or Anti-Liberalism? -- The Ideology of Popular Conservatism -- Chapter 8 The Decline of Liberalism and the Rise of Labour I: A Narrative -- The Challenge of Independent Labour Politics, c.1880-1906 -- The Dynamics of Progressive Politics, c.1890-1914 -- Chapter 9 The Decline of Liberalism and the Rise of Labour II: The Debate -- The Rise of Class -- The Forward March of Labour Halted -- Chapter 10 The Modernization of Popular Politics -- Standardizing the Franchise -- Political Communication and the Rise of Party -- Women and the Quest for Citizenship -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.