LEARN – Our Chartist Heritage

The Convict Ship Mandarin

The Convict Ship “Mandarin” The convict ship Mandarin sailed from Spithead Pourtsmouth on 25th February 1840 bound for Van

Former head of history at Caldicot Comprehensive School Peter Strong tells the story of Dr William Morgan, a doctor who treated

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The Chartists published their own newspapers such as the “Western Vindicator” to attract more followeres and to get their message

A Timeline depicting key moments in the Chartist movement from The American War of Independence in 1775 to The UK Representation

1821 Letter from John Frost to Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., also to Rowley Lascelles, William Phillips, and Charles Morgan and

Victorian Child Workers CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT CHILD WORKERS Victorian Child Labor and the

Henry Vincent, was one of the leaders of the Chartists in South Wales and the West of England. He was

Children Working in Mines National Museum of Wales “…I was frightened for someone had stolen my bread and cheese. I

Elizabeth Pease Elizabeth Pease, the daughter of Joseph Pease and Elizabeth Beaumont, was born in 1807. In her early twenties, Elizabeth Pease

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