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• The freethinkers' zetetic society

  Open Access•G Pentland•Historical Research•2018

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• The Electoral Politics of the English Jacobins and Its Legacy, 1796–1807

  Open Access•Tom Scriven•Journal of British Studies•2021

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• Radical “Citizens of the World,” 1790–95

  Open Access•Andre Goodrich, Amanda Goodrich•Journal of British Studies•2014

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• An Anglo-Irish Radical in the Late Georgian Metropolis

  Open Access•Jonathan Wright, JONATHAN JEFFREY WRIGHT•Journal of British Studies•2014

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• Revolutionary Connection

  Open Access•Michael J Turner•Historian•2013

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• The embers of expiring sedition'

  Open Access•David Karr, David S Karr•Historical Research•2013

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• The British Volunteer Movement 1794-1814

  Austin Gee•The British volunteer movement…•2003

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• Revolutionary Acts

  Susan Maslan•Revolutionary acts•2015

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• Work and Revolution in France

  Michael P Hanagan, Michael Hanagan et al.•The American Historical Review•1981

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• Radicalism and Revolution in Britain, 1775–1848

  Open Access•Michael T Davis•Radicalism and Revolution in…•2000

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• The Jacobin Clubs in the French Revolution

  D M G Sutherland, Michael L Kennedy•The American Historical Review•1989

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• The World We Have Gained

  Lynn Hunt•The American Historical Review•2003

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• Popular loyalism and public violence in the north‐west of England, 1790–1800∗

  Alan Booth•Social History•1983

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• Prosecution and radical discourse during the 1790s

  Open Access•Michael T Davis•International Journal of the…•2005

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• In the Theater of Counterrevolution

  Open Access•Kevin Gilmartin•Journal of British Studies•2002

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• Coffee-House Politicians

  Open Access•John Barrell•Journal of British Studies•2004

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• The London “Crimp” Riots of 1794

  Open Access•J Stevenson•International Review of Social…•1971

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• Languages of Loyalism

  Joyce Mori•The English Historical Review•2003

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• Repression, ‘terror’ and the rule of law in England during the decade of the French Revolution

  Clive Emsley•The English Historical Review•1985

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• Vulgar Conservatism, 1792–3

  Mark Philp•The English Historical Review•1995

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• William Pitt and the origins of the Loyalist Association Movement of 1792

  Open Access•Michael Duffy•The Historical Journal•1996

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• London Debating Societies in the 1790s

  Open Access•Mary Thale•The Historical Journal•1989

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• Performing History

  P Burke•Rethinking History•2005

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• The Making of the English Working Class

  Open Access•Geoffrey Best•The Historical Journal•1965

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• Terror, Trauma and the 'Young Marx' Explanation of Jacobin Politics

  Patrice Higonnet•Past & Present•2006

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• Maurice Margarot

  Open Access•Michael Roe•Historical Research•1958

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• The Apotheosis of George Iii

  L Colley•Past & Present•1984

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• Addison's Cato in the Colonies

  Fredric M Litto•The William and Mary Quarterly•1966

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• The Origins of the Rights of Labor

  Gregory Claeys•The Journal of Modern History•1994

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• Resisting with Authority

  Open Access•Terry Lovell•Theory Culture & Society•2003

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• Beyond 'identity

  Open Access•Rogers Brubaker, Frederick Cooper et al.•Theory and Society•2000

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