Charles Dickens Sympathizes, but nonetheless Requires Organized Revolution: Revision history

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23 May 2023

  • curprev 11:3911:39, 23 May 2023‎ Evatacon jared talk contribs‎ 1,806 bytes +1,806‎ Created page with ""By the end of Barnaby Rudge Dickens has indeed made it clear that, if he has little time for the order which provoked the tumults of 1780, he has no sympathy either for the rioters who have attempted to overthrow it." Introduction to Barnaby Rudge Why doesn't he tolerate violent overthrow and rebellion? "...the rioters themselves were only...interested in destruction, not reform." "They were...in revolt against authority, against a society which so shamefully abused..."
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