Scenes Associated with the Presentation of the Petition to Parliament by Thomas Duncombe

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Scenes Associated with the Presentation of the Petition to Parliament by Thomas Duncombe

XJF105853 Scenes Associated with the Presentation of the Petition to Parliament by Thomas Duncombe (1796-1861) in 1842 (litho) (b/w photo) (see 105427) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The second Chartist Petition was presented to Parliament by Thomas Slingsby Duncombe MP on 2 May 1842. It had been signed by 3, 315, 752 persons from all over the United Kingdom and was the National Charter Associations petition - the work of Feargus O Connor. Most of the signatures came from Yorkshire and Lancashire. ); English, out of copyright

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Adelphi Theatre Admiralty Charter Chartists Horse Guards House Of Commons Nelsons Column Northumberland House Reform Socialism Socialist Somerset House St Clement Danes St Mary Le Strand Temple Bar Treasury Westminster Abbey Westminster Hall Whitehall Richmond Terrace

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This print titled "Scenes Associated with the Presentation of the Petition to Parliament by Thomas Duncombe" captures a historic moment in British history. Taken in 1842, it depicts a procession of individuals associated with the Chartist movement as they gather outside the House of Commons. The second Chartist Petition, presented by Thomas Slingsby Duncombe MP on May 2nd, was a significant event that demanded political reform and social justice. This particular petition had an astonishing 3,315,752 signatures from all corners of the United Kingdom. Organized by Feargus O'Connor and supported by the National Charter Association, it aimed to address issues such as suffrage expansion and workers' rights. The photo showcases prominent landmarks along the route taken during this procession. From Temple Bar to Somerset House, Northumberland House to Whitehall, Richmond Terrace to Westminster Hall - these iconic locations serve as a backdrop for this powerful display of unity and determination. Notably captured are members of the National Convention alongside various symbols representing their cause: St Clement Danes Church, St Mary le Strand Church, Adelphi Theatre, Nelson's Column at Trafalgar Square – each adding depth and significance to this historical moment. With its immense number of signatures symbolizing widespread support for change within society, this image stands as a testament to both the strength and aspirations of Chartists who fought tirelessly for social equality during this era marked by socialism's rise.

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