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The defeat of the Second Reform Bill in October 1831 – An overview of public responses (part 2 – In the metropolis)

In the metropolis… considers initial public reactions to news of the defeat of the reform bill in London by studying public meetings, protests and disturbances over the five days after the announcement.

Published 6 October 2021
Categorised as Articles Tagged 1831, crowds, History, public reactions., reform, riot, summary

The defeat of the Second Reform Bill in October 1831 – An overview of public responses (part 1 – the overall survey)

The overall survey explains the methodology of the data gathering and provides an assessment of the observations along with maps and animations displaying the data over space and time.

Published 6 October 2021
Categorised as Articles Tagged 1831, crowds, History, public reactions., reform, riot, summary

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