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Shooting Niagara And After The Second Reform Act And Its World

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Shooting Niagara And After The Second Reform Act And Its World

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Shooting Niagara – And After? is a wide-ranging examination of Britain’s Second Reform Act of 1867 and its impact, which doubled the electorate and propelled the country into the age of mass politics.

  • Discusses the political world that the Second Reform Act created, as well as the intellectual forces which brought it into being
  • Addresses issues and perspectives related to political history, imperial history, Irish history, the history of childhood, popular protest, political thought, class, age, and gender
  • Contains contributions from distinguished scholars, such as Malcolm Chase, Kathryn Gleadle, Jonathan Parry and Gareth Stedman Jones, as well as from younger and emerging scholars
  • Coincides with the 150th anniversary of the passing of the Second Reform Act, a landmark in the history of British democracy
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Shooting Niagara And After The Second Reform Act And Its World
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Store Name: Online Store
Product Condition: Good As New
Condition: Nil
Expiry date: Nil
Warranty date: Nil

Book Type: Non Fiction/History/Geography

Product Description

Shooting Niagara – And After? is a wide-ranging examination of Britain’s Second Reform Act of 1867 and its impact, which doubled the electorate and propelled the country into the age of mass politics.

  • Discusses the political world that the Second Reform Act created, as well as the intellectual forces which brought it into being
  • Addresses issues and perspectives related to political history, imperial history, Irish history, the history of childhood, popular protest, political thought, class, age, and gender
  • Contains contributions from distinguished scholars, such as Malcolm Chase, Kathryn Gleadle, Jonathan Parry and Gareth Stedman Jones, as well as from younger and emerging scholars
  • Coincides with the 150th anniversary of the passing of the Second Reform Act, a landmark in the history of British democracy