Farmers and English county politics 1832-80
Document Type
Journal Article
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Faculty
Faculty of Community Services, Education and Social Sciences
School
School of Communications and Arts
RAS ID
2924
Abstract
In November 1855 the Conservative Party's electoral agent Philip Rose wrote to the Chief Whip Sir William Jolliffe, about a Cornish farmer William Snell: Snell is one of the adventurers who go about endeavouring to persuade people that he is employed from headquarters. He called upon me the other day and stated that he knew Mr Triscott and had been in communication with him. I heard all he had to say but said as little in return as possible.
DOI
10.1017/S0956793305001470
Comments
Jaggard, E. (2005). Farmers and English county politics 1832-80. Rural History, 16(2), 191. Available here