Feargus O'Connor the Chartist, Nottingham

Feargus O'Connor the Chartist, Nottingham

Feargus O'Connor was an Irish Chartist leader. For many years he held meetings and traveled around the country. He was one of the most popular orators of his time. He wanted political reform and improved working conditions for the poor. The statue of Feargus O'Connor is located in the Arboretum.

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Sight Name: Feargus O'Connor the Chartist
Sight Location: Nottingham, England (See walking tours in Nottingham)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

Walking Tours in Nottingham, England

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