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List of tables List of illustrations Preface Acknowledgments Map Part I. The Character of London and its Chartism: 1. Some aspects of London in the chartist period 2. The metropolitan economy 3. A profile of London Chartism Part II. The Course of Events: 4. The political background to Chartism 5. 1838-1840: apathetic London 6. 1840-1842 The success of London Chartism 7. 1843-1847: difficult years 8. The Irish 9. 1848: turbulent London Part III. Disturbance and the Maintenance of Order: 10. Metropolis and police 11. Roit 12. Riot: the maintenance of order 13. The great meetings of 1848 14. The great meetings: the maintenance of order Part IV. The Trades: 15. Introduction 16. The boot and shoemakers 17. The tailors 18. The building trades 19. The silk-weavers 20. The metal trades 21. The furniture trades 22. The hatters 23. The leather trades 24. The printing and book trades 25. The jewellery trades and watchmaking 26. The riverside trades 27. The bakers 28. The linen drapers' assistants - and other non-manual workers 29. Labourers Conclusion Appendices Notes Bibliography Index.