Examples of using Chartists in English and their translations into Greek
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the wonderful achievements of Thomas Paine and others to the Chartists of the 19th century and the spate of human rights charters after the Second World War.
The“knife and fork question” of the preacher Stephens was a truth for a part of the Chartists only, in 1838; it is a truth for all of them in 1845.
the rest of Europe(including the Chartists who peaked in England in 1848).
Are they Chartists?
Freedom for the Newport Chartists!
He's one of the Newport Chartists?
For you were Chartists all.
The Chartists were the first mass working class movement in the world.
respectively, oppose the Chartists and the Reformistes.
They are used by chartists as part of technical analysis to look for patterns and trends.
Chartists use these patterns to identify current trends
Then the Chartists on their part asserted that for them, too, the political struggle
Technical investors were once called"chartists" because their central activity was making
Those Chartists who agreed to enter the League did it on condition that they be allowed to maintain their connections with their old party.
The Chartists, the Reform League,
In Bingley, Yorkshire, a group of‘physical force' Chartists led by Isaac Ickeringill were involved in a huge fracas at the local magistrates court
In Bingley, Yorkshire, a group of"physical force" Chartists led by Isaac Ickeringill were involved in a huge fracas at the local magistrates' court
not until the Radicals and Chartists of the first half of the 19th century that the virtues of a police force outweighed those of English freedom.
You Chartists must not simply express pious wishes for the liberation of nations.
His activity spanned a huge period from the Chartists through to the birth of the modern trade unions.