Defensive Instructions For The People

First published in the 1830s, this book provides practical guidance for civilians on defending themselves and their communities against potential threats such as invasion, rioting, and mob violence. Written by an Italian journalist and political activist who settled in England, it reflects the anxieties of the time and offers insights into popular attitudes toward government and law enforcement.

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