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Michael Winstanley, “Oldham Radicalism and the Origins of Popular Liberalism, 1830–52,” Historical Journal 36 (September 1993): 619–643.
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30 January (Secularist Society
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National Reformer (30 January 1864) (Secularist Society).
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National Reformer
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2 February
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Northern Star (2 February 1839).
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See also, Manchester Guardian (24 April 1839)
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Northern Star (27 April 1839)
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Operative (31 March and 28 April 1839).
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Operative
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Ashton Reporter (30 January 1869).
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Ashton Reporter
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For the tendency of the Ten Hours movement to portray women as dependents and to use “the language of patriarchal protection,” see Cambridge
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For the tendency of the Ten Hours movement to portray women as dependents and to use “the language of patriarchal protection,” see Robert Gray, The Factory Question and Industrial England, 1830–1860 (Cambridge, 1996), pp. 29–31, 36–37.
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The Factory Question and Industrial England, 1830–1860
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Gray, R.1
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Gendered Discourses and the Making of Protective Labor Legislation in England, 1830–1914
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April
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Carolyn Malone, “Gendered Discourses and the Making of Protective Labor Legislation in England, 1830–1914,” Journal of British Studies 37 (April 1998): 166–191.
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Journal of British Studies
, vol.37
, pp. 166-191
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A Story of the First French Revolution
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For this same point, see Aitken July
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For this same point, see Aitken, “A Story of the First French Revolution,” Oddfellows' Magazine (July 1869): 204.
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3 July PRO, HO 40/37
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Jowett to Your Lordship, 3 July 1839, PRO, HO 40/37
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Jowett to Your Lordship
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Physical-Force Chartism: The Cotton District and the Chartist Crisis of 1839
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Robert Sykes, “Physical-Force Chartism: The Cotton District and the Chartist Crisis of 1839,” International Review of Social History 30, no. 2(1985): 211–217.
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International Review of Social History
, vol.30
, Issue.2
, pp. 211-217
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Northern Star (18 May 1839)
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Meeting of Chartists at Ashton under Lyne, Held in the Market Place on Saturday Evening April 20th 1839
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“Meeting of Chartists at Ashton under Lyne, Held in the Market Place on Saturday Evening April 20th 1839,” PRO, HO 40/37
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PRO, HO
, vol.40-37
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11 April
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Northern Star (11 April 1840).
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17 November
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Northern Star (17 November 1838).
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‘ ’To the Non-Electors and Electors of the Borough of Ashton-under-Lyne” (Ashton-under-Lyne, 1841)
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William Aifken, ‘ ’To the Non-Electors and Electors of the Borough of Ashton-under-Lyne” (Ashton-under-Lyne, 1841), Tameside Local Studies Library, L322.
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Tameside Local Studies Library
, pp. L322
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For a copy, see
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For a copy, see William Aitken, p. 33.
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See also, Deegan to Fletcher, 6 August 1839, British Library, Francis Place Papers, Additional MSS 34,245B.
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British Library, Francis Place Papers, Additional MSS
, vol.34
, pp. 245B
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Fletcher2
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Returns of Every Person Confined for Charges for Printing and Publishing Seditious or Blasphemous Libels
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Returns of Every Person Confined for Charges for Printing and Publishing Seditious or Blasphemous Libels, 1840, BPP, [600] XXXVIII: 10, 12, 8.
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, Issue.600
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See TS 11/813/2677 The day after the general strike of 1842 had begun, an Ashton meeting of striking factory workers appointed six delegates to spread the strike for a fair day's wages and the Charter
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The day after the general strike of 1842 had begun, an Ashton meeting of striking factory workers appointed six delegates to spread the strike for a fair day's wages and the Charter: William Aitken, Alexander Challenger, Richard Pilling, Thomas Storer, George Johnson, and James Taylor. See Treasury Solicitor's Papers, PRO, TS 11/813/2677
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Treasury Solicitor's Papers, PRO
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Challenger, A.2
Pilling, R.3
Storer, T.4
Johnson, G.5
Taylor, J.6
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Deposition of Joseph Armitage, Records of the Palatine of Lancaster
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Deposition of Joseph Armitage, Records of the Palatine of Lancaster, PRO, PL 27/11, part 2.
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, vol.27-11
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London, 1873; reprint ed., New York
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Thomas Wright, Our New Masters (London, 1873; reprint ed., New York, 1969), p. 62.
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Our New Masters
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Wright, T.1
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19 August and 25 September ed. Francis E. Mineka and Dwight N. Lindley
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Mill to Kinnear, 19 August and 25 September 1865, The Collected Works of John Stuart Mill, ed. Francis E. Mineka and Dwight N. Lindley, vol. 16
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The Collected Works of John Stuart Mill
, vol.16
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Mill1
Kinnear2
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2 October
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Ashton News (2 October 1869).
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Ashton News
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30 January
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Ashton Reporter (30 January 1869).
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Ashton Reporter
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18 May
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Northern Star (18 May 1839).
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For other accounts of this event, see Mott to Poor Law Commissioners, 9 May 1839, PRO, HO 73/55
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PRO, HO
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