A Mnemonic Art? Calotype Aesthetics at Princeton

Phillips, Christopher; Jammes, André; Janis, Eugenia Parry; Dougan, Robert O.

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“…61 The events at Price's farm sent his Elham counterpart, Reverend Bramall, into a panic. Bramall wrote to Price on 6th October fearing a similar reprisal:…”

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‘Policy on the Hoof’: Sir Robert Peel, Sir Edward Knatchbull and the Trial of the Elham Machine Breakers, 1830

Griffin

2004

Rural History

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On 22nd October 1830 Sir Edward Knatchbull passed sentence on seven men for threshing-machine breaking in the Elham Valley area of East Kent. The four day sentence enraged both local farmers and Home Secretary Peel alike, and was seized upon by other labourers and artisans hostile to threshing-machines who believed that Knatchbull had legitimised such acts of rural Luddism. The trial sparked an intensification of ‘Swing’ in East Kent and for the first time acts of overt protest beyond. Knatchbull, upon being pressed by George Maule, the Treasury Solicitor, admitted that the sentences could not have been otherwise under circumstances he was not at liberty to disclose. This paper examines these circumstances and uncovers a bizarre chain of events which shed new light on both the genesis of ‘Swing’ and also upon local-central government relations regarding policy implementation and creation.

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“…61 The events at Price's farm sent his Elham counterpart, Reverend Bramall, into a panic. Bramall wrote to Price on 6th October fearing a similar reprisal:…”

Section: IImentioning

confidence: 99%

“…60 Peel responded with an offer of a reward of £100 to capture the incendiarist, an offer, he was at pains to mention to avoid setting precedence, made only because the afflicted party was a county magistrate. 61 The events at Price's farm sent his Elham counterpart, Reverend Bramall, into a panic.…”

Section: IImentioning

confidence: 99%