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Hill, Christopher, Slack, Paul (1984) Rebellion, Popular Protest, and the Social Order in Early Modern England. The Economic History Review, 37 (3). 435pp. doi:10.2307/2597293

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TitleRebellion, Popular Protest, and the Social Order in Early Modern England.
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AuthorsHill, ChristopherAuthor
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Year1984 (August)Volume37
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