James Bronterre O'Brien Irish Chartist, Political Reformer

James Bronterre O’Brien Irish-born British radical, a leader of the Chartist working-class movement, sometimes known as the “Chartist schoolmaster.” O’Brien was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and moved to London in 1829, intending to practice at the English bar. In London he was quickly drawn

Today in London's radical history, 1839: the Chartist Convention opens – LONDON RADICAL HISTORIES

William Edwin Adams: 'Memoirs of a Social Atom' (05).

In the 1830s Hetherington published a series of radical newspapers including: The Penny Papers (1830); The Radical (1831) and The Poor Man's Guardian. - ppt download

James Bronterre O'Brien, 1805 - 1864 - chartist ancestors

James Bronterre O'Brien - Wikipedia

Henry Hetherington - Wikipedia

British People Month – What Chartism Means to Me, by Prof David Stack – READING HISTORY

British People Month – Chartism Essentials, by Prof David Stack – READING HISTORY

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Leaders of the People, by Joseph Clayton

British People Month – Chartism Essentials, by Prof David Stack – READING HISTORY