Whig Ballads and the Past Passive Jacobite

Whig Ballads and the Past Passive Jacobite

Source :

• Journal for Eighteenth‐Century Studies [ 1754-0194 ] ; 2012-12.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Identité nationale, Pouvoir politique, Culture populaire.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Allegorical actions, Anachronistic, Angela mcshane jones, Antiquarian interest, Ballad, Ballad culture, Ballad form, Ballad revival, Ballad scholarship, Balladeering, British society, Broadside ballads, Cambridge university press, Certain aspects, Classic account, Collective identity, Corrinne, Corrinne harol, Cyclical history, Drinking songs, Early hanoverian england, Eighteenth century, English literature, English people, English studies, Eveline cruickshanks, Extreme example, Folk culture, Great james, Grub street, Hanoverian settlement, Hanoverian succession crisis, Harol, Helen deutsch, Hogg, Jacobite, Jacobite audience, Jacobite ballad culture, Jacobite ballads, Jacobite cause, Jacobite commitment, Jacobite commitments, Jacobite culture, Jacobite identity, Jacobite passivity, Jacobite relics, Jacobite song, Jacobite songs, Jacobite violence, Jacobite voice, Jacobitism, James francis edward stuart, James hogg, King george, Literary history, Loyal poems, Many ballads, Mary ellen, Mary terrell, Maureen mclane, Mcdowell, Mclane, Meeting ground, Military action, Modern forms, Modern world, Monod, Murray pittock, National identity, Nicholas rogers, Nigel leask, Nineteenth century, Nostalgic appeal, Nostalgic cult, Nostalgic jacobitism, Passive obedience, Passivity, Paul monod, Paula mcdowell, Pittock, Political action, Political ballads, Political critique, Political effects, Political merriment, Political obedience, Political power, Popular culture, Popular jacobitism, Progressive history, Purge, Purge melancholy, Purge state melancholy, Royal slave, Same time, Scottish ballads, Scoundrel child, State songs, Steve pincus, Stuart heir, Studies whig ballads, Superior relationship, Symbolic practice, Toronto press, Typological, Typological history, Violent modes, Vital matters, Walter scott, Whig, Whig ballads, Whig collections, Whig interpretation, Whig perspective, Whig representation, Whig song, Whig songs, Whig strategy, Whig voice, Yale university press.
• Teeft :
  • Allegorical actions, Anachronistic, Angela mcshane jones, Antiquarian interest, Ballad, Ballad culture, Ballad form, Ballad revival, Ballad scholarship, Balladeering, British society, Broadside ballads, Cambridge university press, Certain aspects, Classic account, Collective identity, Corrinne, Corrinne harol, Cyclical history, Drinking songs, Early hanoverian england, Eighteenth century, English literature, English people, English studies, Eveline cruickshanks, Extreme example, Folk culture, Great james, Grub street, Hanoverian settlement, Hanoverian succession crisis, Harol, Helen deutsch, Hogg, Jacobite, Jacobite audience, Jacobite ballad culture, Jacobite ballads, Jacobite cause, Jacobite commitment, Jacobite commitments, Jacobite culture, Jacobite identity, Jacobite passivity, Jacobite relics, Jacobite song, Jacobite songs, Jacobite violence, Jacobite voice, Jacobitism, James francis edward stuart, James hogg, King george, Literary history, Loyal poems, Many ballads, Mary ellen, Mary terrell, Maureen mclane, Mcdowell, Mclane, Meeting ground, Military action, Modern forms, Modern world, Monod, Murray pittock, National identity, Nicholas rogers, Nigel leask, Nineteenth century, Nostalgic appeal, Nostalgic cult, Nostalgic jacobitism, Passive obedience, Passivity, Paul monod, Paula mcdowell, Pittock, Political action, Political ballads, Political critique, Political effects, Political merriment, Political obedience, Political power, Popular culture, Popular jacobitism, Progressive history, Purge, Purge melancholy, Purge state melancholy, Royal slave, Same time, Scottish ballads, Scoundrel child, State songs, Steve pincus, Stuart heir, Studies whig ballads, Superior relationship, Symbolic practice, Toronto press, Typological, Typological history, Violent modes, Vital matters, Walter scott, Whig, Whig ballads, Whig collections, Whig interpretation, Whig perspective, Whig representation, Whig song, Whig songs, Whig strategy, Whig voice, Yale university press.

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