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Henry Hunt

1773–1835

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1807–1832 across 10 dated works

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Address to the public of the City of Bristol, by H. Hunt, Esq: in answer to an anonymous letter, signed, Centinel, which appeared in the Bristol Western Star, on Friday, August 21, 18071807
Westminister election - a correct report of the proceedings of the meeting ... on June 1, 1818: by that part of the electors of Westminster, who advocate annual Parliaments, universal suffrage, and vote by ballot, to take into consideration and adopt the best means to secure the election of Henry Hunt, Esq. to represent that city in Parliament, with the eloquent and admirable speech at length of Mr. Gale Jones1818
With John Gale Jones
Final examination and committal of Henry Hunt, Esq. together with Messrs. Johnson, Saxton, Moorhouse, and others who were confined in the New Bailey Prison, Manchester, on a pretended charge of high treason1819
The green bag plot: being a detailed account of some of the transactions which took place previous, and which ultimately led to the suspension of the Habeus Corpus Act; including an extract from The green bag, purporting to be a memorandum relative to the origin of the conspiracy at Pentridge, in Derbyshire; which ended in a special commission, and the execution of Brandreth, Turner, & Ludlam, for high-treason. Addressed to the real reformers of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland1819

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The green bag plot: being a detailed account of some of the transactions which took place previous, and which ultimately led to the suspension of the Habeus Corpus Act; including an extract from The green bag, purporting to be a memorandum relative to the origin of the conspiracy at Pentridge, in Derbyshire; which ended in a special commission, and the execution of Brandreth, Turner, & Ludlam, for high-treason. Addressed to the real reformers of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland1819
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Final examination and committal of Henry Hunt, Esq. together with Messrs. Johnson, Saxton, Moorhouse, and others who were confined in the New Bailey Prison, Manchester, on a pretended charge of high treason1819
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The trial of Henry Hunt, Esq., Jno. Knight, Jos. Johnson, Jno. Thacker Saxton, Samuel Bamford, Jos. Healey, James Moorhouse, Robert Jones, Geo. Swift, and Robert Wylde, for an alledged conspiracy to overturn the government, &c before Mr. Justice Bayley, and a special jury, at the York Lent Assizes, 18201820
With Great Britain. Assizes (York)
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The trial of Mr. Hunt, Mr. Johnson, and others, for a conspiracy at the Manchester meeting, on the 16th August last, before Mr. Justice Bailey and a special jury at York, which commenced on Thursday, March 17, 1820, and closed, on Monday March 27th 18201820
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To the radical reformers, male and female, of England, Scotland, and Ireland1820
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Lecture on the conduct of the Whigs, to the working classes delivered at Lawrence Street Chapel, Birmingham, on Wednesday, October 31st, 18321832
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Wig v. blackball: trial of Henry Hunt, Esquire, for defamation, in the Earl Marshal's court, on Monday, October 20, 18281828
With Scarlett, James Sir
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Westminister election - a correct report of the proceedings of the meeting ... on June 1, 1818: by that part of the electors of Westminster, who advocate annual Parliaments, universal suffrage, and vote by ballot, to take into consideration and adopt the best means to secure the election of Henry Hunt, Esq. to represent that city in Parliament, with the eloquent and admirable speech at length of Mr. Gale Jones1818
With John Gale Jones
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Mr. Hunt's letter to the king: upon the intended civic feast1830
With King of Great Britain George IV
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Address to the public of the City of Bristol, by H. Hunt, Esq: in answer to an anonymous letter, signed, Centinel, which appeared in the Bristol Western Star, on Friday, August 21, 18071807
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