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More center-stage but related to working-class militancy, agitation in support ofbroad electoral reform in Britain had increased significantly by the late 1820s. Thereactionary panic responsible for the Peterloo Massacre of 1819 had begun to subside,and the policies followed by British conservatives by this time made for revealing contrastswith those of the Ultras in France. While Charles X’s regime was reverting to amedieval Catholicism, in Britain the ruling conservatives oversaw the passage of aseries of laws that allowed full civil equality for Catholics and for dissenting Protestants(that is, those not members of the Church of England). Similarly, the Combination Acts,which had earlier been passed in reaction to the French Revolution, making tradeunionactivity nearly impossible, were repealed in 1824, setting the stage for a surge inworking-class agitation in the late 1820s and early 1830s.
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