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Period: 1000 - 1999 X
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The Glasgow general strike of 1820 was part of a wider and, ultimately, abortive attempt to initiate ...
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The Glencoe Massacre took place on the morning of February 13, 1692. Two companies under Captain Robert ...
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Jacobite risings, Britain, 1715 and 1745
The Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1745 were major uprisings that seriously challenged the Hanoverian regime ...
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Thomas Muir was a Scottish political reformer and one of the first political transportees to Australia. ...
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Dramatic reform of the Old Poor Law (ca. 1598–1834) had been on the philosophical and political agenda ...
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Red Scotland and the Scottish radical left, 1880–1932
In January 1880, in a lecture presented by the statistical society in London on “The strikes of the Last ...
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The origins of the Scottish Reformation comprised a constellation of religious, political, social, and ...
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The United Scotsmen was an underground revolutionary society that sought radical political reform in ...
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