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ISBN 10: 0230289479
ISBN 13: 9780230289475
Author: C. Bloom
Almost as soon as it was built, London suffered the first of many acts of violent protest, when Boudica and her followers set fire to the city in AD 60. Ever since, the capital's streets have been a forum for popular insurrection. Covering nearly 2,000 years of political protest, this is a riveting alternative history of past and present conflict.
The Destruction of London in AD 60
The Peasants’ Revolt to Evil May Day
Criminalizing Catholics from the Babington Plot to Guy Fawkes
Levellers, Fifth Monarchy Men and the Peace Women
The Great Fire to the Popish Plot
From the Jacobites to the Gordon Riots
The Aftermath of the Gordon Riots, the Catholic Emancipation Act and the Garibaldi Riots
The Political Riot
The English Jacobins to the Cato Street Conspirators
The War with the Chartists, the Sally Army and the Rebellious Schoolchildren of London
Trafalgar Square and Bloody Sunday
London’s War with the Bombers
The Suffragettes
The Yellow Peril to the German Pogrom
Red London to Red Ken
The Origins of London Fascism
The Jews of London, Jeffrey Hamm and the Return of Oswald Mosley
Indian Assassins and Black Radicals
Enoch Powell, Notting Hill and Hackney
Hackney, Brick Lane and Lewisham
Private Armies, Vigilantes and the New Cross Fire
Brixton to Broadwater Farm, the Stephen Lawrence Case to the Soho Bomber
Grosvenor Square to Moon at the Monarchy 2000
Poll Tax Rebels and Tenant Strikers
The Fight for London’s Green Spaces
Guerrilla Gardeners and the Countryside Alliance
7/7 and its Consequences
G20, Ian Tomlinson and the Future of Street Protest
Shadow of a Warrior Queen: Boudicca and the Destruction of London – Unanswered Questions
The Huguenot and Italian Legacy
Assassination Attempts on the Royal Family
Notes
Index
Photo Section
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