Democratic passions: The politics of feeling in. Roberts**

Manchester University Press

Explore the intricate relationship between emotion and political action in "Democratic Passions: The Politics of Feeling in British Popular Radicalism, 1809-48" by Matthew Roberts. This compelling work delves into how feelings shaped political movements during a pivotal era of British history. Roberts meticulously examines the sources and impact of 'democratic passions' on popular radicalism, offering fresh insights into the motivations and experiences of those who sought social and political change. Discover the nuanced ways in which emotions like anger, hope, and solidarity fueled public engagement and resistance. The book provides a rich historical analysis, drawing on a wide range of primary sources to reconstruct the emotional landscape of the period. It is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of emotions, political history, and British popular movements. Product Summary: This hardback book, "Democratic Passions: The Politics of Feeling in British Popular Radicalism, 1809-48" by Matthew Roberts, explores the crucial role of emotions in shaping political movements. It offers a detailed historical analysis of British popular radicalism from 1809 to 1848, examining how feelings influenced political engagement and resistance. Published by Manchester University Press.