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The Origins and an Account of Black Friday – 23rd December 1892 By Roger Ball
Life and Death in a Victorian Workhouse by Roger Ball, Di Parkin, Steve Mills
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?
This booklet concerns the life of a working-class Bristolian who, though tireless and outspoken in his early days in addressing the inequalities of society, nevertheless moved more and more towards a position of contempt for both the members of his own trade unions and the working people who voted for him as an MP.
Bliss Tweed Mill Strike, 1913–14, Causes, Conduct and Consequences by Mike Richardson
Bread Or Batons? Unemployed Workers Struggles’ in 1930s Bristol by Roger Ball and Dave Backwith.
Bristol and the Labour Unrest of 1910-14 by Mike Richardson, a spined pamphlet.
Bristol Independent Labour Party Men, Women and the Opposition to War by June Hannam
Bristol's White Slave Trade - Indentured and Enforced Labour In The 17th Century, by...
A Straight Talk to British Workers by Fred Bramley
Coal On One Hand, Men On The Other The Forest of Dean Miners’ Association and the First World War 1910 - 1920 by Ian Wright, this pamphlet is a book.
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.
The Perils of Perception – suffragettes who became fascists by Rosemary L Caldicott
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.
The Experience of the Pilots and Watermen of Crockerne Pill in the Nineteenth Century
Poaching in the South Wes, The Berkeley Case by Steven Mills
Black American GIs in Bristol and Gloucestershire During World War II America's entry into World War II immediately served to highlight the issue of race relations and the contradictions between America's declared position as a defender of "freedom" and "democracy," and what was actually practiced
This is a journey from pre-enclosure herbal brews made by ale-wives to the domination of hops and large breweries. But don't despair, this is a return trip thanks to the rediscovery of...
The life and times of Walter Ayles, Bristol Conscientious Objector by Colin Thomas
Alfred Jefferies And...
What would you like to say to the leaders of the G8 countries?
The Bristol Strike Wave of 1889-1890 Socialists, New Unionists and New Women – Part 1: Days of Hope by Mike Richardson.
The Bristol Strike Wave of 1889-1890 Socialists, New Unionists and New Women – Part 2: Days of Doubt by Mike Richardson,
Cock Road was, in the 18th Century, a tiny little hamlet on the outskirts of Bristol. It was claimed that a criminal gang came from Cock Road, and no gang matched their notoriety.
Bristol’s Nineteenth Century Christian Socialist Solicitor by Mike Richardson
The Life & Family of William Penn – 260 Years of Bloody Colonial History by Jim McNeill,
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.
Working in the Great Western Cotton Factory 1838-1914 by Mike Richardson
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...
The Smoke-Dragon and How to Destroy it (1894) by Edward Carpenter and early treatise on Green politics!
Tolpuddle And Swing - The Flea And The Elephant by Roger Ball
The Suffrage Movement 1867 - 1918 by Sheila McNeil
The struggle against enclosure in the Forest of Dean in the latter part of the nineteenth century by Ian Wright
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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