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Heresy, Rebellion and Utopian Courage: The English Peasant Rising of 1381mall parcels of land divided between themselves. Increasingly, however, the villages clustered together, either near to, or certainly in the economic and social orbit of, one of the great manor houses of a region. Less often they would be located right alongside of a manor house and its land or . Th
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Riot and Religion in Sixteenth-Century Francees of confessional conflict and civil strife known as the Wars of Religion (c.1562–98). On the Protestant side, having rejected many aspects of Catholic devotion, the Huguenots sought to establish rights of worship in the face of widespread Catholic opposition. The crown’s decision to uphold a polic
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Protest and Rebellion in Seventeenth-Century France, there were no threats to constituted authority as serious as the English uprising of 1381, the 1525 German Peasants’ War or the outbreak of revolution in 1789. No coalitions of elite and popular forces ever successfully overthrew the government as they did in the English Revolution or the Dutch Re
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The Politics of Protest in Seventeenth-Century Englandrumental and backward-looking. These conceptualizations reflected in part a silent re-definition of the political as concerned with high politics, and they failed to recognize that in a period of accelerated social and economic change what we might term ‘the politics of nostalgia’ could offer a radi
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Food Riots and the Politics of Provisions in Early-Modern England and France, the Irish Famine and Wocieties acknowledged a ., a law of necessity that in emergencies gave human survival priority over individual property rights, an entitlement that paternalism viewed as charity and consumers, as a right.. But need alone did not generate effective protest; hungry people have often suffered and died