History of the Providence riots,

Mode of access: Internet.

Three tracts : an inquiry into the legal mode of suppressing riots with a constitutional plan of future defence /

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Report on the SDS riots, October 8-11, 1969, Chicago, Illinois, to the Illinois General Assembly /

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The Bristol riots : their causes, progress, and consequences /

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Trial of Benjamin Shaw, John Alley, junior, Jonathan Buffum and Preserved Sprague : for riots and disturbance of public worship in the Society of Quakers at Lynn, Massachusetts, before the Court of Common Pleas, held at Ipswich, Massachusetts, March 16th, 1882.

Spine title: Quaker troubles in N.E.

The trial of John Taylor, commonly called Barm-Jock, for the supposed crime of being the principal ringleader of the riots, which took place in Edinburgh, June 6, 1792.

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A cowboy detective, a true story of twenty-two years with a world-famous detective agency; giving the inside facts of the bloody Cœur d'Alene labor riots, and the many ups and downs of the author throughout the United States, Alaska, British Columbia and old Mexico, also exicting scenes among the moonshiners of Kentucky and Virginia,

Mode of access: Internet.

Barnaby Rudge, a tale of the riots of '80;

Introduction by Ernest Rhys.

Riots, civil and criminal disorders : hearings before the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Committee on Government Operations, United States Senate, ...

Hearings held Nov. 1, 1967-

Communities, centres, connections, disconnections:some reflections on the riots in Birmingham

This paper presents key ideas from fieldwork conducted in Birmingham between 2009 and 2011. This work examined identity in 'white' neighbourhoods, and attitudes to politics and understandings of poverty in more mixed ones. This work revealed that many Birmingham residents were concerned about a perceived loss of values, the impact of 'unrespectable' households and individuals in their areas and the apparent disconnect between political representatives and local residents. In the aftermath of the disturbances of August 2011 across England, including in Birmingham, we revisit these themes and examine the implications for understanding disorder in the city of Birmingham.