Riot, Risings and Revolution: Governance and Violence in Eighteenth-century EnglandHutchinson, 1992 - 504 strani The history of violence in England from the Jacobite uprising of 1715 to the Irish rebellion of 1798, taking in food riots, judicial murder, press-gangs, poaching, duelling and the military. The author also wrote "The Body Politic" and "Inside Right". |
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Part One LEGITIMACY IN DISPUTE | 21 |
The Sacheverell Riots | 42 |
The Protestant Succession and the Fifteen | 57 |
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