| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - John Bohstedt has argued that in England the level of violence in food riots was a function of social instability: in stable communities, as in small agrarian villages, medium-sized towns, and rural industrial communities, violence was insignificant and consisted of coercion of persons or minor property damage; but in industrial boomtowns and in cities such as London, the majority of riots involve
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