1990
DOI: 10.2307/25143476
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Jacobins and Jeffersonians: Anglo-American Radicalism in the United States, 1790-1820

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“…Political reform was, of course, an important strand in complex fabric of the American revolution and erupted again, on the federal level, with the protests and petitions against the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1799 (Bradburn 2008;Maier 1963). 7 Throughout, there were multiple connections among reformers, including immigrating British radicals who, ironically, found themselves persecuted by the Federalist government in the early nineteenth century (Bradley 1990;Twomey 1991).…”
Section: American and British Sequences Comparedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Political reform was, of course, an important strand in complex fabric of the American revolution and erupted again, on the federal level, with the protests and petitions against the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1799 (Bradburn 2008;Maier 1963). 7 Throughout, there were multiple connections among reformers, including immigrating British radicals who, ironically, found themselves persecuted by the Federalist government in the early nineteenth century (Bradley 1990;Twomey 1991).…”
Section: American and British Sequences Comparedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…À part l'exception rare du bandit, Maurice Margarot, qui fut déporté à Botany Bay en 1794 en compagnie des « martyrs » écossais, la plupart des réformateurs exilés des années 1790 abandonnèrent leurs activités politiques et vécurent dans une retraite paisible.Ce ne fut pas le cas de ceux qu'on pourrait nommer les jacobins anglo-américains. À la lecture du travail de Richard J. Twomey, il semble que les radicaux anglais exilés en Amérique, de même que leurs homologues irlandais et écossais, se transformèrent presque toujours en journalistes jeffersoniens influents et en leaders d'organisations politiques locales69 . Mais la vaste majorité des exilés radicaux outre-Atlantique se retirèrent complètement de la vie publique.…”
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