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Understanding 9/11The crowd in history; a study of popular disturbances in France and England, 1730-1848
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ix, 281 pages 22 cm
Includes bibliographical references
The French rural riot of the eighteenth century -- The English country riot of the eighteenth century -- The city riot of the eighteenth century -- Labor disputes in eighteenth-century England -- Luddism -- The French Revolution: (1) The political riot -- The French Revolution: (2) The food riot -- The French Revolution: (3) The labor dispute -- "Church and king" riots -- "Captain Swing" and "Rebecca's daughters" -- The French Revolution of 1848 -- Chartism -- Faces in the crowd -- Motives and beliefs -- The pattern of disturbance and the behavior of crowds -- The success and failure of the crowd
Includes bibliographical references
The French rural riot of the eighteenth century -- The English country riot of the eighteenth century -- The city riot of the eighteenth century -- Labor disputes in eighteenth-century England -- Luddism -- The French Revolution: (1) The political riot -- The French Revolution: (2) The food riot -- The French Revolution: (3) The labor dispute -- "Church and king" riots -- "Captain Swing" and "Rebecca's daughters" -- The French Revolution of 1848 -- Chartism -- Faces in the crowd -- Motives and beliefs -- The pattern of disturbance and the behavior of crowds -- The success and failure of the crowd
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