Chartist Land Plan

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The Chartist Land Plan was a 19th-century British social and political reform scheme led by Feargus O'Connor that aimed to resettle urban workers on small rural plots to secure them the property qualification for voting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chartist movement initiative
land reform scheme
political reform scheme
aim extend political rights to working class men
resettle urban workers on small rural plots
secure property qualification for voting
alternativeName National Land Plan NERFINISHED
O'Connor's Land Scheme NERFINISHED
companyName National Land Company NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
criticizedFor lottery-style allocation of land
unrealistic financial assumptions
dissolutionDate early 1850s
endCause administrative problems
financial mismanagement
legal difficulties
feature construction of cottages on plots
rent or mortgage payments to the company
goal create a class of independent smallholders
enable parliamentary franchise through property ownership
reduce urban poverty
historicalSignificance experiment in working-class land ownership
part of broader Chartist campaign for the vote
ideology Chartism
agrarianism
democratic reform
implementedAt Heronsgate NERFINISHED
Lowbands NERFINISHED
Minster Lovell NERFINISHED
Snigs End NERFINISHED
inspiredBy ideas of small-scale proprietorship
investigationBy House of Commons Select Committee NERFINISHED
leader Feargus O'Connor NERFINISHED
legalForm joint-stock company
legalStatus declared illegal as a lottery-like scheme
locationOfHeadquarters London NERFINISHED
method allocation of plots by ballot
purchase of estates
subdivision of land into smallholdings
movement Chartism NERFINISHED
oppositionFrom Board of Trade NERFINISHED
British government NERFINISHED
plotSize smallholdings of 2 to 4 acres
proponent Feargus O'Connor NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chartist petitions NERFINISHED
People's Charter NERFINISHED
startDate 1845
targetGroup industrial workers
urban working class
timePeriod 19th century

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Feargus O'Connor notableFor Chartist Land Plan