Thomas Carlyle wrote a pamphlet in support of this movement, which formed after the passing of the Reform Act of 1832.
Members of this movement used pseudonyms like "No Cheese" and "Pug Nose." The Chairman of the Ballarat League for mining reform, John Bassoon Humffray, supported this movement. John Collins was a figurehead of this movement that inspired the Plug Plot Riots. Feargus O'Connor edited their newspaper, The Northern Star. The "Physical Force" faction of it included John Frost, who led the Newport Riots. Thomas Carlyle wrote a pamphlet in support of this movement, which formed after the passing of the Reform Act of 1832. William Lovett wrote a document calling for annual Parliaments and constituencies of equal size among the six demands in this movement's namesake document. For 10 points, name this British movement that demanded universal male suffrage.
Members of this movement used pseudonyms like "No Cheese" and "Pug Nose."
Chartism [or Chartists]