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- Title Pages
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction
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Chapter 1 Peterloo, Ambivalence and Commemorative Culture -
Chapter 2 The Sounds of Peterloo -
Chapter 3 Henry Hunt’s White Hat: The Long Tradition of Mute Sedition -
Chapter 4 Staging Protest and Repression: Guy Fawkes in Post-Peterloo Performance -
Chapter 5 Responses to Peterloo in Scotland, 1819–1822 -
Chapter 6 ‘The Most Portentous Event in Modern History’: Ireland Before and After the Peterloo Massacre -
Chapter 7 Political Suicide: Castlereagh, Rebellion and Self-Directed Violence -
Chapter 8 William Cobbett, ‘Resurrection Man’: The Peterloo Massacre and the Bones of Tom Paine -
Chapter 9 The Church and Peterloo -
Chapter 10 ‘Reform or Convulsion’: Jeremy Bentham and the Peterloo Massacre -
Chapter 11 Wordsworth after Peterloo: The Persistence of War in The River Duddon … and other Poems -
Chapter 12 Shelley’s Poetry and Suffering - Index
(p.viii) Acknowledgements
(p.viii) Acknowledgements
- Source:
- Commemorating Peterloo
- Author(s):
- Michael Demson, Regina Hewitt
- Publisher:
- Edinburgh University Press
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- Title Pages
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 Peterloo, Ambivalence and Commemorative Culture -
Chapter 2 The Sounds of Peterloo -
Chapter 3 Henry Hunt’s White Hat: The Long Tradition of Mute Sedition -
Chapter 4 Staging Protest and Repression: Guy Fawkes in Post-Peterloo Performance -
Chapter 5 Responses to Peterloo in Scotland, 1819–1822 -
Chapter 6 ‘The Most Portentous Event in Modern History’: Ireland Before and After the Peterloo Massacre -
Chapter 7 Political Suicide: Castlereagh, Rebellion and Self-Directed Violence -
Chapter 8 William Cobbett, ‘Resurrection Man’: The Peterloo Massacre and the Bones of Tom Paine -
Chapter 9 The Church and Peterloo -
Chapter 10 ‘Reform or Convulsion’: Jeremy Bentham and the Peterloo Massacre -
Chapter 11 Wordsworth after Peterloo: The Persistence of War in The River Duddon … and other Poems -
Chapter 12 Shelley’s Poetry and Suffering - Index
