Titlebook: London Politics, 1760-1914; Matthew Cragoe (Professor of Modern British Histor Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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,From ‘First Constituency of the Empire’ to ‘Citadel of Reaction’: Westminster, 1800–90,Burdett, for example, both won the suffrages of the Westminster electorate. Both owed much to the work of Westminster ‘Committees’. The first of these organizations, founded in 1780, was originally dominated by town-based aristocrats connected with the Marquis of Rockingham, and, headed by Fox, adop

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,London-over-the-border: Politics in Suburban Walthamstow, 1870–1914, important implications for London politics. On the one hand it has been identified as a factor helping to institutionalise Conservative majorities in the new single-member suburban constituencies created by the Third Reform Act in 1885. On the other, it has been blamed for the de-radicalisation of

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,Late Victorian and Edwardian ‘Slum Conservatism’: How Different were the Politics of the London PooHenry Pelling established the modern model for describing the politics of the late Victorian and Edwardian London working class. In his 1960s study of elections in this period, he said of the city:

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,‘Policing the Peelers’: Parliament, the Public, and the Metropolitan Police, 1829–33,ention the acute political controversies that had surrounded the ‘New’ Police since its inception four years earlier. They helped determine, as much as the establishment of the Metropolitan Police itself, the model that urban policing would follow in Britain for the rest of the nineteenth century and into the twentieth century.