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November 28, 2025Journal of British StudiesOpen Access

Rethinking the Language of Chartism

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Democracy language prevalence increased during the general strike of 1842, reflecting deeper social class dynamics.
Quantitative analysis of Chartist discourse uncovers the links between constitutionalism and democracy in the 1830s-1840s.
Investigating Chartism sheds light on the evolving language that shaped political identities and social movements.
Findings may challenge long-standing views on the relationship between democratic expression and class struggles within the movement.

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Analysis reveals a shift towards democratic language in Chartism, indicating complex ties with social class amid historical events.

Peter Gurney (2025) studied this question.

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