Protest in the Long Eighteenth Century (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction They Were Warned, and yet They Persisted, by Yvonne Fuentes and Mark R. Malin Part I: Obnoxious, Disorderly, and Defiant: Reaction and Counterreaction Chapter 1. "So Many People of all Sorts Rose in Opposition": Examining the Diversity of Participants in Colonial Crowd Action, by Molly Perry Chapter 2. "The Sovereign Right of Thinking": Opposition to the Alien and Sedition Acts in Song, by Laura Lohman Chapter 3. Liberty Poles and the Contested Right of Protest in America’s Founding Era, by Shira Lurie Chapter 4. The American Founders against Protest: Non-Violent Farmers, Political Theology, and the Fabrication of Shays’s Rebellion, by Barry Levy Part II: The Rhetoric of Protest: The Imbrication of Literature and Social Protest Chapter 5. Staging Popular Protest in Eighteenth-Century Theater. The Case of Merope between Republicanism and Absolutism, by Enrico Zucchi Chapter 6. The Marquis de Sade and Twisted Political Protest, by Melissa A. Deininger Chapter 7. The Rhetoric of Protest in the Satirical Works of Cadalso and Jovellanos, by Matthieu P. Raillard Part III: Taxes, Tariffs, and Trade Wars: Resisting Unpopular Policies Chapter 8. The Hancocks’ Tea Trade and Origins of the American Revolution, by Simon H. Sun Chapter 9. "The basis of Alienation will never be healed": The Historicity of Protest in Ezra Stiles’ Stamp Act Notebook, by Abby Chandler Chapter 10. "The War of Nullification": Imagining Disunion in South Carolina 1828-1833, by Brian Neumann Chapter 11. Hunger, Protest, and the Madrid Famine of 1811: Francisco de Goya’s Disasters of War and Jose Aparicio’s El ano del hambre de Madrid, by Irene Gomez-Castellano Part IV: Images, Oaths, and Hell: Symbolic Acts of Popular Dissidence Chapter 12. Hell is Over: Poetry and Protest in the Folksong Jarabe Gatuno in Eighteenth Century Mexico, by Elena Deanda-Camacho Chapter 13. Oaths and Social Protest in Ireland, 1761-1776, by Kevin Murphy Chapter 14. Discontented, Disquieting, Disturbing: The Ephemeral as Symbols of Popular Resistance in Spain, by Sara Munoz-Muriana