2022
DOI: 10.1017/s0080440122000032
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The Contested Right of Public Meeting in England from the Bill of Rights to the Public Order Acts

Abstract: The ‘right of public meeting’ has historically been a key demand of extra-parliamentary political movements in England. This paper examines how public assembly came to be perceived as a legally protected right, and how national and local authorities debated and policed political meetings. Whereas previous histories have suggested that a ‘liberal governance’ dominated urban government during the nineteenth century, this paper offers an alternative framework for understanding the relationship between people and … Show more

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