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First Contagious Disease Act 1864 Why was it important and who was Josephine Butler?

Social crusade against the state regulation of vice in the 19th Century and founding principles of feminist campaigning…Josephine Butler Grey led the way born 1828 died 1906

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Mary Wollenstonecraft or Jeremy Bentham as first advocate of Womans Rights?

Who first expressed the need for women’s rights to be publicly addressed?

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Great Reform Act 1832 and the riots that preceeded.

This entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Law and Democracy
This entry is part 9 of 15 in the series Reformers and Radicals

Was it really “The Great Reform Act of 1832?” How would it have impacted on your family members….

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Jeremy Bentham advocates Women’s Suffrage 1818

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Jeremy Bentham was a radical thinker leader in utilitarianism and working for the greater good including being ahead of his time on women’s rights.

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1816 ‘The Year Without a Summer’

Did more people die in 1818 as a result of the volcanic eruption that affected weather in the UK?

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Bevis Marks Synagogue 1700

The oldest synagogue in London, steeped in history…

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Whitechapel Bell Foundry 1570

Whitechapel Bell Foundry 1570, a truly inspirational place to visit..

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Regency Act 1811

Regency Act 1811

George, son of George III, becomes Prince Regent

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Regulations under the Metropolitan Police Act 1839

Metropolitan Police Act Regulations 1839 brought in new powers to help police the growing population in the Metropolis

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Irish emmigration 250,000 1851

Irish emigration 1851, just a snippet of information that tells a big story

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