Manchester Meeting Violence Sparks Call for Inquiry
Sir Francis Burdett leads a drive for a parliamentary inquiry into the Manchester Meeting of August 16, detailing brutal Yeomanry actions, magistrate failures, and alleged government complicity. He cites York trial findings and harsher laws, urging accountability for bloodshed including women and a child.
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