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MS 753 - Newscuttings, leaflets and posters collected by William Lovett, Chartist and reformer

Ref No	MS 753
Title	Newscuttings, leaflets and posters collected by William Lovett, Chartist and reformer
Date	1836 - 1848
Level	Collection
Description	These papers concern the progress, organisation and personalities of the Chartist movement. Please use the photocopies and microfilms instead of the original material: see related material for details. Click on the 'Document' field to see a PDF of the catalogue for this collection.
Extent	0.1
Format	Cubic metres
AccessStatus	Open
AccessConditions	Please use the photocopies (LF 76.13) instead of the original material.
AdminHistory	William Lovett (1800 - 1877) was born in Newlyn, Cornwall, he became a founder member of the London Working Men's Association (1836). He was arrested at Birmingham in June 1839 at a protest by Chartists against police action in breaking up popular meetings and was imprisoned for 12 months at Warwick Assizes. He took part in Joseph Sturge's Suffrage Conferences in Birmingham in 1842 and was an untiring political activist and writer.
Arrangement	This is a collection level description. A paper catalogue is available in our research room, and as a PDF on this catalogue entry.
RelatedMaterial	Serve 4 volumes of photocopies as microfilm poor quality: LF 76.13. Microfilms available in LS. 43755-6 and Misc. MF 156.
Document	ms-753-paper-catalogue.pdf
Language	English

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