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Peterloo Massacre in Manchester, Lancashire, England, August 16, 1819 / Peterloo – Official Trailer

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First published at 00:30 UTC on January 20th, 2020.

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On August 16, 1819 the Manchester Patriotic Union held a political demonstration at St Peter's Field, Manchester, Lancashire, England to demand parliamentary reform and working men and women's suffrage. 60,000 people attended the protest. The local gentry and magistrates had the leaders of the protest arrested by Yeomanry who were assaulted by rocks and bricks from the crowd. The protest was then violently suppressed as a British cavalry troop charged the protesters killing around 18, and wounding 400-700.

This movie, in my opinion, is agitating and paving the way for left wing socialism but there is a lot there and I think you can read the tea leaves differently and interpret the events in different ways. It is worth your time to see it.

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