2007 goes some way toward remedying this and provides an excellent startingpoint.Thompson 1984 is a classicstudy of Chartismand remains one ofthe most important publications ofthe last decades ofthe 20th century,still highly relevant Tholfsen 1976 helpfully locates Chartism within a wider UK context,while Weisser 1975 does the same for the European context.Both worksalso situate Chartism in relation to other radical movements ofthe period.Due to the popularity of Chartismasatopicon A-level history courses in the United Kingdom,there are also a number ofgeneral studies ofthe period andthe movementaimed primarily at 16-to-18-year-oldstudents,which are not listed in this bibliography entry. V.The major Victoriannovelists Charles Dickens William Makepeace Thackeray Charlotte Bronte 5 Emily Bronte George Eliot Thomas Hardy 2007 goes some way toward remedying this and provides an excellent starting point. Thompson 1984 is a classic study of Chartism and remains one of the most important publications of the last decades of the 20th century, still highly relevant. Tholfsen 1976 helpfully locates Chartism within a wider UK context, while Weisser 1975 does the same for the European context. Both works also situate Chartism in relation to other radical movements of the period. Due to the popularity of Chartism as a topic on A-level history courses in the United Kingdom, there are also a number of general studies of the period and the movement aimed primarily at 16-to-18-year-old students, which are not listed in this bibliography entry. V. The major Victorian novelists Charles Dickens William Makepeace Thackeray Charlotte Brontë Emily Brontë George Eliot Thomas Hardy 5’