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Part I: Manchester Manufacturer, 1832-1838
1. Family and Finances
2. Education, Travel, and Authorship
3. The Political Setting
4. Political Beginnings
5. Advances and Setbacks
6. The Incorporation of Manchester
Part II: Agitator, 1838-1846
7. Founding the Anti-Corn Law League
8. Building an Agitation
9. The League and Electoral Politics
10. The Crisis of 1842
11. The Long Haul
12. The Key to Victory?
13. Victory
Part III: Schoolmaster, 1846-1856
14. Transitions
15. The Manchester School and Post-Repeal Politics
16. The Manchester School and Educational Reform
17. The Pursuit of Peace
18. Protecting the Peace
19. War
Part IV: Diplomatist, 1856-1865
20. Postwar Casualties
21. Negotiating a Treaty
22. The Third French Invasion Panic
23. Britain and the American Civil War
24. The Elder Statesman of Radicalism
Abbreviations
Selected Bibliography
Notes
Index
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