1. 6HUM0400: Politics of parliamentary reform: lecture 6
Britain during the Napoleonic Wars

2. Structure of the lecture
United Englishmen and the Despard conspiracy
Britons: propaganda and patriotism
abolition of the slave trade campaign
revival of the peace and reform campaign,

3. J. M. Woodward, ‘Village fencibles’, c. 1803.

4. James Gillray, ‘Bonaparte: 48 hours after landing’, (26 July 1803)

5. James Gillray,’Gulliver manoeuvring with his little boat in the cistern’, 10 February 1804

6. James Gillray, ‘The French Invasion, or John Bull bombarding the Bum-Boats’ (1793)

7. ‘God Save the King’ (version for the Jubilee, 1809) Bodleian Library, Johnson Ballads 1748

8. James Gillray, ‘The New Dynasty, or the late Corsican Gardiner planting a Royal Pippin Tree: "All the talents", busy, in clearing the ground of old Timber (1807)

9. Abolition of the slave trade campaign Wedgwood, ‘Am I not a man and a Brother?’ medallion/cameo, late C18

10. Abolition of the slave trade campaign: William Wilberforce (1759 – 1833) and Hannah More ( )

11. ‘Mountain’ faction: Samuel Whitbread (1720-96) and Henry Brougham (1778-1868)

12. Duke of York Scandal: Anon, ‘A morning scene in Gloucester (share) Place, or Squire York preserving his Clarks instructions’ (1809)

13. Cobbett’s Political Register, 18 Feb. 1809

14. Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844) and Francis Place (1771-1854)

15. Isaac Cruikshank, ‘The Crown and Anchor Desperardo, or the Cracked Member’ (1803)

16. William Cobbett (1763-1835); Major John Cartwright (1740-1824); Henry ‘Orator’ Hunt (1773 –1835)