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A Short History Of The Miners Of The...
Where did corporations come from and how did they get the same legal rights as individuals? This pamphlet attempts to answer these questions in a manner that will not cause the reader too much distress
Local radical history West Country style. By Steve Hunt.
What happened when the Romans left the UK?
Bristol's White Slave Trade - Indentured and Enforced Labour In The 17th Century, by...
By Mark Steeds During 1787 abolitionist Thomas Clarkson...
John Locke is the most famous philosopher born and raised in the vicinity of Bristol. He born in Wrington, Somerset about 12 miles from Bristol on August 29, 1632 and he was brought up in the market town of Pensford, about seven miles south of Bristol.
Four centuries ago a group of farmers from the West Of England decided to see if they could make a living for themselves by growing tobacco.
What would you like to say to the leaders of the G8 countries?
Warren James was a man who was caught up in the social unrest that swept through the Forest of Dean in 1831, and who emerged as spokesman for the Foresters in their struggle to protect their ancient rights and way of life.
Who were the Quakers? Why were they persecuted? Why did they stop being radical? How did some of Bristol’s Quakers become so rich? From James Naylor’s blasphemous ride down Corn Street to William Penn being given Pennsylvania and Abraham Darby laying the foundations of the Industrial Revolution. This is the first of two pamphlets by Jim McNeill...
Tolpuddle And Swing - The Flea And The Elephant by Roger Ball
The Suffrage Movement 1867 - 1918 by Sheila McNeil
A look at the history of smuggling in Dorset and the government responses to it. This pamphlet examines to whether smugglers should be considered folk heroes and to what extent smuggling was a community enterprise, by
A timely to revisit Howard's ideas in the light of several topics of green chatter – transition towns, peak oil and Gordon Brown's intention to promote the construction of eco-towns, by Stephen E. Hunt
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