Richard Parker, President of the delegates in the mutiny at the Nore by William Chamberlain

Richard Parker, President of the delegates in the mutiny at the Nore

William Chamberlain

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Richard Parker, President of the delegates in the mutiny at the Nore

Richard Parker, was the leader of the naval mutiny at the Nore in May and June 1797. Following swiftly on from the major, and seemingly entirely unanticipated, mutiny of the fleet at Spithead, the Nore mutiny presented a potentially disastrous crisis to the government at a very difficult time in the war against France. The anxiety was compounded by the widespread belief that the mutiny was caused by radical democratic and republican lower-deck elements in the Navy.
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