Glorious causes : the grand theatre of political change, 1789 to 1833

Julia Swindells

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Setting the Scene Prologue: Reform in the Theatre, Causing a Hubbub 1. The Grand Theatre of Reform 2. Slavery, Removing the Curtain from the Truth 3. Dark Satanic Mills, Transforming the Face of England 4. Distressed Tenants and Rural Landscapes 5. Women Players and the Protection Racket 6. The Grand Theatre of Political Change, 1789 to 1833 Epilogue Bibliography Index

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