London Corresponding Society Flashcards

1
Q

What did the LCS believe?

A
  • the people weren’t represented enough
  • they were quite moderate
  • anti violence
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2
Q

How did the LCS help the movement as a whole?

A

Serve as a link to similar provincial societies

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3
Q

What was the royal proclamation against seditious writing and publications 1792?

A

Allowed the government to use spies, infiltrate radical groups and open private letters

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4
Q

What was the suspension of habeas corpus?

A

Enabled authorities to detain suspects without trial

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5
Q

When was habeas corpus suspended?

A

1794-1795

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6
Q

How many were arrested and charges of treason in 1794?

A

41 radicals

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7
Q

What was the act which brokered the definition of treason?

A

Treasonable practices act 1795

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8
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What was the seditious meeting act 1795?

A

Restricted meetings of more than 50 people

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9
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What was the combination act 1799?

A

Prohibited trade unions and collective bargaining after strikes

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10
Q

What happened in 1793 which meant that radicalism died down?

A

The war with the French

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11
Q

What was the effect of the laws used to counter the threat of the LCS?

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Radicalism was silenced by 1795

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