B ; mass protest ; indiv. imp. ; john cartwright 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 31-03-18 15:00 what was his big thing? hampden clubs 1 of 28 what meant britain had lost sole national org 4 radicalness? suppression of LCS + others 2 of 28 when did new life start to breath into british radicalism after that whole **** radicals phase? 1812 3 of 28 from who especially? john cartwright, shocking, right? 4 of 28 when did he publish his first radical pamphlet 4 univ suff? 1770s 5 of 28 what did he form in 1812 ldn? hampden club 6 of 28 how much was the annual subscription? two guineas 7 of 28 which meant? bare spenny so bare exclusive 8 of 28 and limited membership to? small no. MC / aristocratic men 9 of 28 after 1812 cartwright toured industria north / mindlands + saw? widespread poverty / bad living cotton towns 10 of 28 what did he become convinced was the only remedy for this? parliamentary reform 11 of 28 and encouraged creation of what from 1816? regional hampden clubs 12 of 28 why different from london club? membership open to all that paid 1p weekly and frequent debate meetings 13 of 28 in many ways filled what gap? LCS 14 of 28 which disbanded? 1794 15 of 28 and formally outlawed in? 1799 16 of 28 what did rapid hampden growth convince cartwright to organise? plenary meeting for local delegates in london 17 of 28 when? 1817 18 of 28 to do what? settle matters of policy 19 of 28 what did they agree on? universal suffrage / annual parliaments / broad petitioning strategy 20 of 28 who weren't convinced of club peaceful intentions? local authorities 21 of 28 what did they do to them? arrest on any excuse or none 22 of 28 what did magistrates in mcr do? employ spies to attend meetings and file reports 23 of 28 what did these reports often do? exaggerate threat from radicals 24 of 28 acting on reports what happened? magistrates arrested club members and charged with seditious meetings 25 of 28 what happened to bamford and others arrested in 1817? sent to LDN prison then released few months l8r w/o charge 26 of 28 what did actions like this mean for clubs? unable to operate effectively 27 of 28 after what year? 1817 28 of 28
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