Simultaneous Scottish radical meetings
15 Nov 1819
On 15 November 1819, simultaneous radical meetings occurred at Paisley, Glasgow, and other locations across Scotland.
Paisley is a town in the west of the Lowlands area of Scotland. It is home to the twelfth-century Paisley Abbey. In the nineteenth century, it became a center of the weaving industry and remains known for the Paisley pattern. Striking Paisley weavers played a key role in the Radical War, or “Scottish Insurrection,” of 1820.
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