Civil strife in America
Subtitle: a historical approach to the study of riots in America.
By: [Compiled by] Norman S. Cohen.
Publisher: Dryden Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Hinsdale, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
Subjects: Riots -- United States; Violence -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Collective behavior, by R. H. Turner.; title: The crowd and its problems, by G. Rudé.; title: Popular uprisings and civil authority in eighteenth century America, by P. Maier.; title: The Philadelphia election riot of 1742, by N. S. Cohen.; title: Boston sets the pace, by E. S. and H. M. Morgan.; title: A note on mobs in the American Revolution, by G. S. Wood.; title: Generation of anti-abolitionist violence, by L. L. Richards.; title: Fugitive slave days in Boston, by H. Schwartz.; title: "You must organize!" By J. McCague.; title: Tomkins Square riot, by H. G. Gutman.; title: Class war in Colorado, by M. Eastman.; title: Labor conflict and racial violence, by W. M. Tuttle, Jr.; title: Blood on the pavements, by C. McWilliams.; title: Profile of disorder: Newark, from the Kerner report.; title: The battle of Berkeley, by S. Wolin and J. Schaar.; title: Uses of violence, by H. L. Nieburg.; title: Social response to collective behavior, by J. H. Skolnick.