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A print of politicians dancing around a maypole with the decapitated heads of the Cato Street conspirators atop it. Captioned A May Day Garland for 1820.

Document of the Week: A Coded Speech Relating to the Cato Street Conspiracy, 1820 Document of the Week

Our latest “Document of the Week” was chosen by our Senior Curator, Dr Mary Wills. Taken from our new primary source collection, Radicalism and Popular Protest in Georgian Britain, c. 1714–1832, it is a fascinating coded speech used as evidence against the Cato Street conspirators. Read more →

Dr Mary Wills

Published 17th November, 2025

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