Queen Victoria Always in the Making: Modern Britain, 1688 to the Present

Food for Thought Reading Assignments

Week 7 (March 3-9)

Monday, March 4

Lord John Russell on the Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts (1828)
The Bishop of Armagh Opposes Catholic Emancipation (1829)
The Commons Debate on the First Reform Bill: Lord John Russell, T.B. Macaulay, and Sir Robert Peel (1832)
Sir Robert Peel, The Tamworth Manifesto (1834)
Arnstein, pp. 3-18

Wednesday, March 6

Daniel O'Connell, Speech at Tara (1843)
The Corn Laws: Two Rival Petitions and Richard Cobden on the Food Tax (1841)
Address of the National Anti-Corn Law League Council (1843)
The Six Points of the People's Charter (1837)
The Chartists and the Anti-Corn Law League (1842)
Speech by Thomas Attwood Presenting the Chartist National Petition to the House of Commons (1839)
Arnstein, pp. 32-50

Friday, March 8

Arnstein, p. 50-61

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