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dozens of men from bristol were imprisoned as conscientious objectors during world war 1. are you related to any of them? read more... 100 fishponds road 100 fishponds rd. life and death in a victorian workhouse . the research that discovered more than 4000 people buried in unmarked graves at the eastville workhouse burial ground. the second edition is now available. order yours now . social media facebook group tweets by @brisradhis news feed frederick douglass in bristol - articles exhibition: refusing to kill - events film showing: make more noise - events petition to give bristol a slave trade memorial & abolition shed on welsh back not another bar! - posts 1968 events in 2018 - posts a brief political and economic introduction to bristol glass - articles studio 2: strikes, equal pay and workers’ control: the workplace in ’68 - events political cafes: what is anarchism? - events two rebel women - articles level 2: poster making: make a print poster with cato press - events go to the news page. news feed rss. pending events go to the events diary. recent books the gallows pole the gallows pole is a wonderful novel set in 18th century yorkshire. it is based on a true story about the craggs vale coiners. coiners clipped coins. if you look at your £1 coin, […] more socialist history (51) journal review: “left intellectuals after 1956” may not sound like the most exciting of titles but the latest edition of socialist history (no 51) contains a lot of fascinating […] more bristol from below within the (brhg), we are constantly pressing for more history from below. researching, writing and celebrating our history. the history of those who […] more no is not enough when a new naomi klein book comes along it is certain to be a part of the zeitgeist. so the recent publication of no is not enough: defeating the new shock politics is no […] more army of shadows my partner brought me this book for xmas. it was priced at 2/6, about 12p in today’s prices. i hoped she paid more than that, but this classic is priceless. this copy was […] more 54 what does the italian/ american mafia, the italian communist party, cary grant, field marshal tito, the kgb, and a mcgriffin tv have in common? well read this book and you will […] more eric hobsbawn: socialist historian this publication by the socialist history society is a record of a special event in 2013 to celebrate and assess the work of the late marxist and historian, professor eric […] more angela remembered rosie macgregor remembers angela, that is angela gradwell tuckett (1906-1994); a stalwart communist, an all-round radical and something of a renaissance woman. i’ll call her simply […] more a girl among the anarchists from its advent as a modern worldview anarchism was always too pure a faith to be properly judged by the conduct of its adherents and practitioners. or so it would seem from a girl […] more city under fire from dreadnought books the riots of 1831 gripped the city of bristol for three days at the end of october. most general histories of the city include some reference to this […] more central labour college written by william craik a railway guard who got kicked out of ruskin college, oxford and was then the principal of the clc in the early 1920s the central labour college schooled a […] more the man who was thursday: a nightmare g. k. chesterton’s the man who was thursday not only draws upon the historic stigmatisation of anarchists but also self-consciously explores and develops the caricature. the novel […] more see more books recent articles frederick douglass in bristol after the frederick douglass event in the city on bank holiday monday (28 may, 2018) in which brhg members took part and which drew several hundred people we are publishing this […] more a brief political and economic introduction to bristol […] there were a number of economic and political changes during the 16th and 17th centuries which prepared the ground for the establishment of the glass industry in bristol. in 1522 […] more two rebel women i interviewed florence exten-hann in march 1973 and this article appeared in the socialist feminist magazine red rag (no.3 1973). it draws also on notes she wrote about her life […] more joshua fitch and colston’s girls’ school introduction on 11th november 2017 colston's girls’ school (cgs) announced that they would not be changing the name of the school, despite its associations with edward colston, the […] more edward colston research paper #2 introduction this research article is an examination of the royal african company (rac) and the role of edward colston (b. 1636 d. 1721) within the organisation as both an investor […] more davis day when thomas davis and his wife annis and their family from pillowell in the forest of dean decided to emigrate to canada in 1890 they could not have known that their ch

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