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Between April and May 1816, "Bread or Blood" riots erupted across East Anglia as the price of bread surpassed the wages of agricultural and industrial laborers. While food riots had a long history in Britain, industrialization, enclosure, and globalization increasingly safeguarded the nation's food supply by the early nineteenth century
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Malcolm Storry | Isaac Bawcombe | Unowned | |
Carolyn Pickles | Mary Bawcombe | Unowned | |
Ian Redford | Ben Jarvis | Unowned | |
Sandra Voe | Mrs Bawcombe | Unowned | |
Milton Johns | Harbutt | Unowned | |
Sean Baker | Toomer | Unowned | |
George Malpas | Ellerby | Unowned | |
David Calder | Benson | Unowned | |
Philip Joseph | Cooper | Unowned | |
Bryan Murray | Pope | Unowned | |
Sandra Kneller | Mrs Jarvis | Unowned | |
Jon Croft | Baker | Unowned | |
Barbara Bermel | Mrs Toomer | Unowned | |
Edward Peel | Benett | Unowned | |
Ann Way | Mrs Tucker | Unowned | |
Edward Phillips | Tasker | Unowned | |
James Greene | Sir Edward Alderson | Unowned | |
Niall Padden | Wheeler | Unowned | |
James Marcus | Kimber | Unowned | |
Brian Coburn | Big Joe | Unowned |