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Stalybridge riot 1863

A company of Hussars arrive from Manchester to support the local police, who have armed themselves with cutlasses, in quelling disturbances on the streets of Stalybridge. The riots were part of the unrest caused by the Lancashire cotton famine. WIth the supply of cotton from the United States disrupted by the Civil War there, many mills were forced to close, leading to loss of income for many workers and subsequently no money to purchase food

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12008044
Media ID
45724477
Size
4303px x 3301px (7.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
The Illustrated Times 1863
Date
20 March 1863

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Cutlasses Disturbances Famine Hussars Looting Riot Stalybridge

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