reminiscent of American tribes, such as 'Mohocks' (Mohawks). Statt, Daniel (1995). "The Case of the Mohocks: Rake Violence in Augustan London". Social...

Elysium quadrangle of Mars All pages with titles beginning with Mohawk Mohocks, an early eighteenth-century London gang This disambiguation page lists...

Mob The White Family Billy Hill Firm Jack “Spot” Comer’s Gang Scuttlers Mohocks Gangs in the United Kingdom Triads in the United Kingdom John Lea. "traditional...

During the early 18th century, a notorious upper-class gang known as the Mohocks operated on the street causing regular violence and vandalism. Mrs Salmon's...

Mohocks. A pamphlet of the time by a "Reverend Divine" was An Argument, proving from History, Reason, and Scripture, that the present Race of Mohocks...

Enough for June Johnnie 1965 The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders Second Mohock 1966 Where the Spies Are Jackson 1968 To Tell the Truth Himself 1970 Take...

minister of the town. He then returned to London. His first play, The Mohocks (1712), had censorship issues. The following year he wrote a comedy The...

Sicilians Henri Perrault 1965 The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders Third Mohock 1965 Darling Sean Martin 1966 The Blue Max The Orator 1966 Fahrenheit 451...

 808. Lord, Evelyn (2008). "Gentlemen's Clubs, Journalistic Hacks, the Mohocks and Change". The Hellfire Clubs. Yale University Press. pp. 19–44. ISBN 978-0300116670...

in Flanders. During this time, Hinchingbrooke was one of the infamous Mohocks, and was arrested for assaulting a watchman in 1712. In 1713, Hinchingbrooke...

and other British cities of this period went by the names of the Muns, Mohocks, Hectors, Bawcubites, Bickers, Bugles, Blues, Bravadoes, Tittyre Tus, Tuquoques...

West Branch Mohock Branch West Branch flowing under the Hamden Covered Bridge Map of the upper Delaware River watershed, showing major tributaries Location...

criminals (e.g. Jack Sheppard and the entirely upper-class gang called the "Mohocks" in 1712) and valiant crime-fighters. The city's population had more than...

Head Michael Stevenson 1965 The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders First Mohock 1967 Hell Is Empty Jess Shepherd 1969 The Assassination Bureau Angelo 1970...

Tragedy of Ida Noble (1893) A Three-Stranded Yarn (1894) The Good Ship Mohock (1894) Heart of Oak (1895) The Convict Ship (1895) The Phantom Death (1895;...

Thomas Ellwood – Davideis: the Life of David, King of Israel John Gay – The Mohocks Bernard de Mandeville – Typhon John Oldmixon The Dutch Barrier Ours Reflections...

 38–39. Paxton 2008, p. 39. Boswell, James (July 1776). "Am Account of the Mohock Indians, Who Lately Visited England". London Magazine. 45: 339. Kelsay 1984...

completed. 1711–14 – The Hawkubites gang is at large. 1712 Spring: The Mohocks gang is supposedly at large. By October: The German composer George Frideric...

appearance in The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965) as part of a Mohocks gang. In 1967 he returned to Montreal to star as the lead character Ernie...

were reported to be regular patrons at the inn. In the 18th century, the Mohocks kidnapped several elderly women at the inn, trapped them in barrels, and...

is recognised by the vengeful Markham, who tries to have him beaten by Mohocks. Later Peter is provoked into challenging Markham’s friend Rensley to a...

towards an apolitical and distant past, after his contemporary work The Mohocks had faced controversy and censorship the previous year. Robert Wilks, a...

circumstances, forbade the offender his presence. This was resented by the mohocks of the court, and a party was formed to humble the actor. On his appearance...

(1752), pgs. 18-19, 21-2. Accessed 1 October 2021 "While the Tribe of the Mohock Indians" (March 12, 1744), "New-York," A Sermon Preached before the Incorporated...

stay in London. The "London Mohocks". An East End street gang taking inspiration from Native American imagery and the Mohock Club. Ethan Allen. Revolutionary...

Indian Town, about 8 miles off (from Logstown), chiefly Delawares, the rest Mohocks, to have some belts of wampum made...We both (Weiser and Andrew Montour)...

notorious about London for debauchery and wit. Jonathan Swift, writing of the Mohocks in 1712, said: "The bishop of Salisbury's son is said to be of the gang;...

Thomas "the spiritual father of all Angry lads, Rufflers, Blades, Bullies, Mohocks, Corinthians, and Dandies...." Thomas is a typical Jacobean wild young...

UK public library membership required.) "An ACCOUNT of the CHIEF of the MOHOCK INDIANS, who lately visited England". Hampshire Chronicle. 12 August 1776...