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xi, 176 pages ; 21 cm Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-176) Abraham Lincoln on the challenge of violence to the perpetuation of our political institutions, 1837 -- The late revolution in New England, April 18, 1689 -- The New York City slave uprising of 1712 -- Urban violence in the colonial period: the Boston impressment riot of 1747 -- The origins of American vigilantism: regulators and lynch-law, 1767-80-- Violence brings on the American revolution, 1765-73 -- A wave of urban riots, 1830-60 -- A slave rebellion from a black perspective: Nat Turner's confession, 1831 -- Agrarian violence: the New York anti-rent disturbances, 1844-45 -- Whites slaughtered by Indians: the Sioux uprising in Minnesota, 1862 -- Urban revolution: the New York City draft riot of 1863 -- The Montana vigilantes, 1863-65 -- Indians slaughtered by whites: the Sand Creek massacre of 1864 -- John Wesley Hardin of Texas: peerless gunman, 1868-75 -- Ku Klux Klan violence in Mississippi, 1871 -- Terrorism in the hard coal country: the Molly Maguires, 1862-78 -- A family feud: the Hatfields versus the McCoys, 1873-88 -- The Pittsburgh labor riot of 1877: an urban uprising -- Presidential assassin: C

Author

Brown, Richard Maxwell, compiler, None

Publisher

Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall

Published

1970

Language

EN

ISBN

9780130316172

Subjects

Sociology, History, Social Science