Petitions, Power, and Silence | Peterloo: Britain's Forgotten Massacre (Part 3)
The violence has stopped – but the fight is only just beginning. In the aftermath of Peterloo, William Cheatham’s story moves from the field into courts, petitions, and public debate. As he seeks recognition for what happened, his experience becomes part of a much larger struggle over how Peterloo will be understood.…
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