London Politics, 1760–1914

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Metropolitan ‘Radicalism’ and Electoral Independence, 1760–1820

Chapter 3 ‘Policing the Peelers’: Parliament, the Public, and the Metropolitan Police, 1829–33

Chapter 4 Metropolitan Whiggery, 1832–55

Chapter 5 Post-Chartism: Metropolitan Perspectives on the Chartist Movement in Decline 1848–80

Chapter 6 Secularism in the City: Geographies of Dissidence and the Importance of Radical Culture in the Metropolis

Chapter 8 From ‘First Constituency of the Empire’ to ‘Citadel of Reaction’: Westminster, 1800–90

Chapter 9 Late Victorian and Edwardian ‘Slum Conservatism’: How Different were the Politics of the London Poor?

Chapter 10 ‘In Darkest Lambeth’: Henry Morton Stanley and the Imperial Politics of London Unionism

Chapter 11 London-over-the-border: Politics in Suburban Walthamstow, 1870–1914

Chapter 12 Conclusion