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‘The Hearts of the Millions’: Chartism and Popular Monarchism in the 1840s

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‘The Hearts of the Millions’: Chartism and Popular Monarchism in the 1840s

Auteurs : Paul A. Pickering

Source :

History [ 0018-2648 ] ; 2003-04.

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- topic : Droits politiques.

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- Abrasive sense, Active role, Advertiser, Alex tyrrell, April, Ashton, Bedchamber crisis, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Brian harrison, British monarchy, British politics, British world, Chartism, Chartist, Chartist attitudes, Chartist convention, Chartist experience, Chartist majority, Chartist movement, Chartist newspaper, Circumscribed monarchy, Contentious crown, Corn laws, Coronation, Coronation festivities, Dorothy thompson, Early chartism, English chartist, English constitution, Ernest jones, George julian harney, Heedless people, Historical association, Historical ideas, Ibid, Innumerable petitions, Irish sons, James bronterre, John bull, John frost, Joseph arch, Joseph barker, June, Liberator, Little evidence, Little majesty, Liverpool, Liverpool mercury, Lord john russell, Lovett, Lowery, Majesty, Manchester guardian, Many chartists, Mild monarchy, Monarch, Monarchism, Monarchy, National petition, Newcastle, Newcastle chronicle, Nineteenth century, Northern liberator, Northern star, Nottingham, Nottingham review, Oliver cromwell, Other chartists, Other evidence, Owen ashton, Penny gazette, Pickering, Political rights, Poor relief, Popular cromwellism, Popular monarchism, Popular politics, Popular sentiment, Positive role, Present system, Preston, Preston chronicle, Preston observer, Prime minister, Prostrate labour, Queen victoria, Real rulers, Recent historian, Republican conclusions, Republican institutions, Republican rule, Republicanism, Robert crowe, Robert lowery, Salford, Salford advertiser, Same time, Similar conclusion, Social history, Sykes, Thomas carlyle, Thomas cooper, Thomas doubleday, Trade unionism, Tyrrell, William lovett, Young queen.
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- Abrasive sense, Active role, Advertiser, Alex tyrrell, April, Ashton, Bedchamber crisis, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Brian harrison, British monarchy, British politics, British world, Chartism, Chartist, Chartist attitudes, Chartist convention, Chartist experience, Chartist majority, Chartist movement, Chartist newspaper, Circumscribed monarchy, Contentious crown, Corn laws, Coronation, Coronation festivities, Dorothy thompson, Early chartism, English chartist, English constitution, Ernest jones, George julian harney, Heedless people, Historical association, Historical ideas, Ibid, Innumerable petitions, Irish sons, James bronterre, John bull, John frost, Joseph arch, Joseph barker, June, Liberator, Little evidence, Little majesty, Liverpool, Liverpool mercury, Lord john russell, Lovett, Lowery, Majesty, Manchester guardian, Many chartists, Mild monarchy, Monarch, Monarchism, Monarchy, National petition, Newcastle, Newcastle chronicle, Nineteenth century, Northern liberator, Northern star, Nottingham, Nottingham review, Oliver cromwell, Other chartists, Other evidence, Owen ashton, Penny gazette, Pickering, Political rights, Poor relief, Popular cromwellism, Popular monarchism, Popular politics, Popular sentiment, Positive role, Present system, Preston, Preston chronicle, Preston observer, Prime minister, Prostrate labour, Queen victoria, Real rulers, Recent historian, Republican conclusions, Republican institutions, Republican rule, Republicanism, Robert crowe, Robert lowery, Salford, Salford advertiser, Same time, Similar conclusion, Social history, Sykes, Thomas carlyle, Thomas cooper, Thomas doubleday, Trade unionism, Tyrrell, William lovett, Young queen.

Abstract

Despite the emergence of an abrasive sense of class‐consciousness during the 1830s, an investigation into the Chartists’ attitudes to monarchy highlights the limits of their challenge. For most Chartists the queen was not the problem. While some Chartists saw a positive role for the ‘pre‐Bagehot monarchy’ in attaining the Charter, others had discovered Bagehot's circumscribed monarchy long before he had. This recognition of the queen's supra‐political status did not necessarily lead to republican conclusions. For many Chartists, Britain's ‘mild monarchy’ was the exception to the republican rule precisely because of its limitations. Either way, many Chartists were prepared to build their campaign for democracy around the monarchy.

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DOI: 10.1111/1468-229X.00260

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‘The Hearts of the Millions’: Chartism and Popular Monarchism in the 1840s

‘The Hearts of the Millions’: Chartism and Popular Monarchism in the 1840s

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