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George Julian Harney (17 February 1817 – 9 December 1897) was a British political activist, journalist, and Chartist leader. He was also associated with Marxism, socialism, and universal suffrage.
- 9 December 1897 (aged 80), United Kingdom
17 de ago. de 2023 · George Julian Harney, 1817-1897. Chartist Ancestors. George Julian Harney was among the first and the last Chartists – a revolutionary whose political journey through Chartism linked the ultra radical heirs of Thomas Spence in the London Democratic Association to Marx, Engels and the exiles of 1848. He ended his long life an ...
I was reminded of the little play, of Irving’s beautiful impersonation when, the other day, I went down to Richmond to see George Julian Harney. Here is a straggler—a straggler of 1848. Here is a man that carried intellectual gunpowder to the Lifeguards of the Chartist movement.
1 de jul. de 2014 · One who could be is George Julian Harney, an early republican and socialist — when many Chartists were neither. Harney wrote for many Chartist periodicals and, in 1850, published the first ...
Google Scholar The treatment of Harney by both of these historians has been called into question by a recent Marxist study by Kunina, W., ‘George Julian Harney’, in Kandel, E. P. (ed.), Marx und Engels und die ersten proletarischen Revolutionäre.
the Chartist leader George Julian Harney, he was obliged to open his Preface as follows: "The impersonal nature of most of the available materials on Julian Harney, mainly newspapers and periodicals in which he wrote, leave one with no more than conjectures about some aspects of his life."1 Since the publication of Schoyen' s book in 1958 ...
George Julian Harney, Boston and Newcastle 167 an activist in Scotland before coming to the United States.10 However, his more significant American links were established during an unexpect edly protracted sojourn on the island of Jersey between 1855 and 1863. Ini tially, Harney had been sent to the Channel Islands as the envoy of the
