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Dissenters, radicals, heretics and blasphemers : the flame of revolt that shines through English history / John Hostettler.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hostettler, John.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Dissenters--Great Britain--History.
Dissenters.
Government, Resistance to--Great Britain--History.
Government, Resistance to.
Human rights--England--History.
Human rights.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (280 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
[Sherfield on Loddon, Hook, Hampshire [England]] : Waterside Press ; Portland, Or. : International Specialised Book Services, North American distributor, 2012.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
A stream of dissent, protest, uprising and rebellion is a central part of UK history. Taking key events from both the past and modern times John Hostettler demonstrates how when legitimate avenues of challenge to the actions of the state or other powerful groups are closed to people then they are bound to assert their rights in other ways.
Contents:
COVER
Copyright
ALSO BY JOHN HOSTETTLER
Contents
About the author
Dedication
INTRODUCTION
Heroes
Dissenters
Radicals
Heretics
Blasphemers
Rebels
EARLY CONFLICT OF RELIGION AND POLITICS
Introduction
Pelagius
English Nationalism
Independence
Charge of Heresy
Indestructible Views
JOHN WYCLIFFE
Early Protestant
John of Gaunt
Church Indulgences
Bible in English
Politics
End of Pope's Power of Inquisition
Death
RELIGIOUS MARTYRDOM
Sir John Oldcastle
Abuse of Criminal Law
Transubstantiation
Found Guilty
Death by Fire
Poor Priests
WAT TYLER AND THE PEASANTS' REVOLT
Hated Poll Tax
Black Death
Wat Tyler and the March on London
Rebel Demands
Meeting the King
Vengeance
Heroic Message
CROMWELL'S COMMONWEALTH AND PROTECTORATE
Undermining the Traditional Ethos
John Lilburne and the Levellers
The Putney Debates
Trials of "Freeborn John"
Judges are Ciphers
"Perverse Verdict"
Women Levellers
Second Prosecution of Lilburne
Prophecy
The Diggers or True Levellers
Gerard Wynstanley
St George's Hill and Cobham
Political Programme
THE ISLAND BEDLAM
The Seekers and Ranters
Scourges of the Wealthy
Abominable Practices
Muggletonians
Fifth Monarchists
Barebone's Parliament
THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
Quakers
Blasphemy
William Penn
Alleged Conspiracy
Common Law
Incredible Scenes in Court
Bushell's Case
Changing Image
JOHN COOKE
Barrister-at-Law
Solicitor-General
Prosecuting the King
"Refusal to Plead is a Confession"
Trial of John Cooke
Vitriol
JOHN MILTON
Revolutionary Ardour
Divorce Pamphlets
Secretary for Foreign Tongues
Freedom of Speech
The Restoration
Paradise Lost
Optimism
JOHN BUNYAN
From Tinker to Christian.
Soldier in the New Model Army
Imprisonment
The Pilgrim's Progress
Milton, Bunyan, Defoe
Affinity with the Ranters
DANIEL DEFOE
Political Leanings
The True-born Englishman
Defending Dissenters
Robinson Crusoe
JOHN WILKES
The Hellfire Club
The North Briton
Wilkes and Liberty!
Absurd Ruling
Massacre of St. George's Fields
Unconstitutional Ploy
Unreformed Parliament
TOM PAINE
Common Sense
The Rights of Man
Social Reform
Trial for Seditious Libel
Alleged Spy in France
The Age of Reason
Return to America
WILLIAM WILBERFORCE
The Clapham Sect
Crusade Against the Slave Trade
Morality
The End
THOMAS HARDY AND THE TREASON TRIALS OF 1794
Government Repression
Rehearsal in Scotland
Reign of Terror
Trial of the Shoemaker
William Pitt's Testimony
Victory Tokens
Hardy to Lafayette
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT
Early Development
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
Controversy
William Godwin
THE PETERLOO MASSACRE
"Orator" Hunt
The Yeomen Charge
York Assizes
Eventual Success
REFORM OR REVOLUTION
Franchise Anomalies
The Reform Bill
Rioting
Bristol in Flames
Aftermath
Propaganda
Francis Place
Victory
CHARTISM: JOHN FROST AND ERNEST JONES
The Peoples' Charter
Women Supporters
Divisions within the Movement
John Frost
Bull Ring Violence
The Newport Rising
High Treason
Chartist Leaders Gaoled
Kennington Common
Ernest Jones, the Chartists' Advocate
"The Charter and No Surrender"
Red Republican
THOMAS WAKLEY - AN ENEMY OF INJUSTICE
An Improbable Radical
The Lancet
The Ballot
Tolpuddle Martyrs
Friend of Chartism
The People's Judge
Coroner for West Middlesex
Death by Flogging
KEIR HARDIE
Self-help
The Cloth Cap
The Independent Labour Party.
The Birth of the Labour Party
The Labour Party and the Taff Vale Case
International Impact
Folk-hero
THE PANKHURSTS AND THE SUFFRAGETTES
Votes for Women
Birth of the Suffragette Movement
The Mud March
Schism and Successes
In Court
Forced Feeding of Hunger Strikers
More Violence
"Cat and Mouse"
The Derby
Appraisal
Sylvia Pankhurst
Stream of Dissent
MARIE STOPES
Campaigner for Birth Control
The Mothers' Clinic
Eugenics
International Success
BATTLE OF CABLE STREET
British Union of Fascists
"They Shall Not Pass"
BUF Defeat
CAMPAIGN FOR NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT
The Atomic Age
J. B. Priestley's Call
Aldermaston Marches
Committee of 100
Cuban Missile Crisis
Greenham Common
Current Policy
MODERN REVOLT
The Angry Brigade
Battle of The Beanfield
Poll Tax Riots
Conclusion
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
Champions of the Rule of Law
BACK COVER.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
ISBN:
9781908162144
1908162147
9781908162076
1908162074
OCLC:
844431032

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