How Did Parliament's Failure To Implement A Radical Reform?

Nineteenth century Britain watched, in a mixture of horror and fascination, as the hierarchy of Europe would drastically change for the first time in hundreds of years. Events in France Things such as unfair electoral districts, unattainable property qualifications, the right to vote, made it virtually impossible for working class representation in parliament. Although Britain was spared outright revolution, parliament's failure to implement the radical reform acts needed caused the creation of the Condition of England Question. Following the failure of the 1832 Reform Act and the Poor Law Amendment act, citizens became aware of the extent of the division in society and the poverty of the majority (The Victorian Web). Citizens throughout