THE TRANSFORMATION OF CIVIC RITUAL IN MODERN BRITAIN: THE COLCHESTER OYSTER FEAST

David Cannadine

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Cultural History and Identity Formation Religion and Society Interactions Historical Studies of British Isles

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David Cannadine; THE TRANSFORMATION OF CIVIC RITUAL IN MODERN BRITAIN: THE COLCHESTER OYSTER FEAST*, Past & Present, Volume 94, Issue 1, 1 February 1982, Pages

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