Church, Chapel and Party

1. Introduction: The Politics of Dissent at the Time of the Great Reform Bill
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2. ‘A Free Trade—a Free Vote—and a Free Religion …’: The Politico-Religious Landscape of Reformed England, 1832–1847
Richard D. Floyd

3. Religion and Politics in a Northeastern Cathedral Town: The Case of Durham
Richard D. Floyd

4. Religion and Politics in an Industrial Midland City: The Case of Nottingham
Richard D. Floyd

5. Religion and Politics in an East Anglian Port City: The Case of Ipswich
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6. Religion and Politics in a Southern Midland Agricultural Town: The Case of Bedford
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7. Religion and Politics in a Southwestern City: The Case of Exeter
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8. Evidence of Partisan Alignment in Parliament, 1833–1847
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9. Evidence of Partisan Alignment at the Constituent Level, 1832–1847
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10. Conclusion: The Legacy of Dissent in English Politics in the Nineteenth Century
Richard D. Floyd

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