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Historiography

a periodization stretching the eighteenth century from about 1688 to about 1832 to capture continuities in British politics and society.

In historiography, long eighteenth century refers to a periodization stretching the eighteenth century from about 1688 to about 1832 to capture continuities in British politics and society. This meaning comes from O'Gorman (1997) in The Long Eighteenth Century.[1]

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References

O'Gorman, F. (1997). The Long Eighteenth Century. A Hodder Arnold Publication. ISBN 9781472508935

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