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Luddism, incendiarism and the defence of rural 'task-scapes' in 1812
Navickas, K. (2011)The Luddite machine-breaking outbreaks in 1812 were not solely an urban or industrial phenomenon. Using a case study of the Horbury district in the West Riding, this article shows that Luddism, and especially popular fear ... -
Moors, Fields, and Popular Protest in South Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire, 1800–1848
Navickas, K. (2009)This article argues that moors and fields in south Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire were integral to the symbolism of political and social agitation during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The ... -
That sash will hang you : political clothing and adornment in England, 1780-1840
Navickas, K. (2010)On 25 November 1830, John Benett, Tory MP for Wiltshire, met a group of “Swing” rioters approaching his property near Salisbury. Though their threat to break his agricultural machinery obviously disturbed him, Benett was ...