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Gentleman Radical

Name: Gentleman Radical
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 05121182
Price: 221.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Christina Bewley
ISBN: 9781860643446

Life of John Horne Tooke, 1736-1812

Christina Bewley

David Bewley

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 05121182

Casa editrice Bloomsbury Publishing, dicembre 1998

The late-18th century was remarkable for radical and revolutionary fervour, fierce controversy, stri... Descrizione completa

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The late-18th century was remarkable for radical and revolutionary fervour, fierce controversy, strident polemic, violent uprising, revolution and revolutionary war, and John Horne Tooke's life mirrored this ferment and turbulence. He was the only man in England to be imprisoned for supporting the American Revolution; his enthusiasm for the French Revolution landed him in court; he was a principal agitator for parliamentary reform; and his support for John Wilkes in the famous victory in the Middlesex election was vital. He was a close associate of the greatest radicals of the time, including Burdett, Godwin and Tom Paine, and an unrivalled polemicist and brilliant conversationalist. Drawing on manuscript sources in Britain and America, and contemporary newspapers and periodicals, this biography provides an account of a central figure in the ministerial, extra-parliamentary and journalistic politics of his day.