Popular Constitutionalism and the London Corresponding Society
Popular Constitutionalism and the London Corresponding Society
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Appalachian State University
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In early November 1790, Edmund Burke noted the existence in England of “several petty cabals, who attempt to hide their total want of consequence in bustle and noise, and puffing, and mutual quotation of each other.” Burke's observation both informed and amused conservative opinion, but its condescension masked the seriousness of the situation that...
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Popular Constitutionalism and the London Corresponding Society
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TN_cdi_gale_lrcgauss_A92283990
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/TN_cdi_gale_lrcgauss_A92283990
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0095-1390
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2326-1242
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10.2307/4053440
