The London mob: violence and disorder in eighteenth-century England

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Illustrations Abbreviations Preface 1 Street Life 2 Stop Thief! 3 Public Insults 4 Shaming Punishments 5 Crowds and Riots 6 Violence 7 Duels and Boxing Matches 8 Going to Law 9 Print 10 The Monster Appendix: Sources and Methods Notes Select Bibliography Index.

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