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RURAL SOCIETY AND CROWD ACTION IN BOLOGNA, c. 1796–c. 1831

Although the field of peasant and rural studies has done much to redeem the reputation of peasants in general, historians generally continue to consider the Italian rural population in the early nineteenth century largely extraneous to the story of national unification. However, police reports, cour...

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Published in:	The Historical journal 2005-12, Vol.48 (4), p.977-997
Main Author:	DUMONT, DORA M.
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Subjects:	Collective action Communities Crowds Early modern history Italy Language history Lower class Mass behaviour Mayors Nation building Peasant class Peasants Police Political factors Political protests Political revolutions Priests Rebellion Religion Rural areas Rural society Rural studies Social history Society State formation
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