Was the 1832 Great Reform Act a genuine democratic breakthrough — or a stitch-up that protected the elite?
The Reform Act expanded the vote and redrew constituencies, but still left most working men and all women excluded. Nearly two centuries on, historians still argue over what it actually achieved.
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