Chartism, was written by Thomas Carlyle, was one of his early works, written at the age of 34, which was first published in 1829, (and later reprinted in 1840 by James Fraser). It presents his first analysis and criticism of the Chartist movement and what was termed the "condition of England question". The work is from a vein of analysis he did into the problems of poverty, uncontrolled industrialisation, materialism, and exploitation of the poor, to which the Chartist movement was largely a reaction to.
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