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The Revolutionary Century? Revolts in Nineteenth-Century Franceger Magraw’s history of nineteenth-century France. Only with the establishment of electoral democracy within a relatively stable Third Republic after 1877, in the words of Fran?ois Furet’s famous quip, did ‘the French Revolution finally enter the harbour’ and bring revolutionary upheavals to a close.

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Principles of Soil Water Managemento win desegregation in the American southland. But the essays in this volume look beyond non-violent crowd action and without exception drill-in on disturbing the peace through violent actions — in effect, on rioting.

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Water Conservation in Arid ZonesNavarre (r.1589–1610). Although there was violence on both sides, and it was the Huguenot minority that was frequently depicted as the more subversive group, in practice, it was Catholic activities that proved most disruptive and bloody. Rioting ensued when confessional sensibilities were challenged or offended by a word, gesture or deed.

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Water Saving Techniques for Plant Growths demonstrated a sometimes surprising depth of knowledge of the political system within which they operated and the way the transcripts of the state and a social elite might be appropriated to fashion and legitimize protest.

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R. A. Feddes,W. G. M. Bastiaanssenice, and then corpses lined Irish or Chinese roads.. But when outrage inflamed hunger, given a ‘political opportunity’, people might risk a riot, declaring, ‘We’d rather be hanged than starved!’ If that risk was real, so were — sometimes — their rulers’ measures to relieve them.

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Riot and Religion in Sixteenth-Century FranceNavarre (r.1589–1610). Although there was violence on both sides, and it was the Huguenot minority that was frequently depicted as the more subversive group, in practice, it was Catholic activities that proved most disruptive and bloody. Rioting ensued when confessional sensibilities were challenged or offended by a word, gesture or deed.

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The Politics of Protest in Seventeenth-Century Englands demonstrated a sometimes surprising depth of knowledge of the political system within which they operated and the way the transcripts of the state and a social elite might be appropriated to fashion and legitimize protest.