James Bronterre O’Brien Irish-born British radical, a leader of the Chartist working-class movement, sometimes known as the “Chartist schoolmaster.” O’Brien was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and moved to London in 1829, intending to practice at the English bar. In London he was quickly drawn
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