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Further, as Thompson put it, in comparing food rioting in England with ancien régime France, ‘ labourers’ were notable for their ‘relative inactivity’. If agricultural workers were to be found food rioting it was because ‘some other group (like colliers) formed the original nucleus, or where some activity [such as in gangs of …

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