A document titled after this movement discusses a "human Jeremiah…cut short by a statistic" that life expectancy has increased, and was written by Thomas Carlyle.
A document titled after this movement discusses a "human Jeremiah…cut short by a statistic" that life expectancy has increased, and was written by Thomas Carlyle. This movement published the Leeds General Advertiser, and counted "Annual Parliaments," and "Universal Suffrage" among the six points presented in their namesake document. That petition was first presented to Parliament in 1839, but was rejected in 1848 despite the alleged five million valid signatures. For 10 points, name this British working class reform movement of the mid-1800s, which sought the acceptance of a "People's Charter."
A document titled after this movement discusses a "human Jeremiah…cut short by a statistic" that life expectancy has increased, and was written by Thomas Carlyle.
{Chartism} [accept {Chartists}]