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Speakers
Armstrong, Keith

Keith Armstrong is Chair of the Thomas Spence Trust and a budding poet...
Appeared at - BRHG Election Special 2010

Ashton, Brian

Brian worked at the Ford Halewood plant from 1970 till late 77. He was a shop steward for three years in the assembly plant.
Appeared at - The 1970s

Ashton, Owen

Owen Ashton is Emeritus Professor of Modern British Social History at Staffordshire University and an expert on Chartism in the West Country. He was a student of Dorothy Thompson.
Appeared at - BRHG Election Special 2010

Backwith, Dave

Researcher of Bristol working class history in the inter war years particularly 1919 and the unemployed workers movement in the 1930's.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Ball, Roger

Easton Cowboy and West Ham United fan. He has bored his fellow Cowboys with rants about history for years, the formation of Bristol Radical History Group has made their lives a lot easier. Now an undisputed heavy weight in the history of riots from the 17th Century to the present day.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Bristol Radical History Week 2007, Tolpuddle Martyr's Festival 2009, Autumn 2009, BRHG Take Manhattan 2009, BRHG Election Special 2010, The 1970s.

Bannerman, Mary

Mary is a founder and spokesperson of the Castle Park Users Group, which is fighting to stop the development of Castle Park in Bristol City centre.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences

Bark, Trevor

Troublemaker and academic from the North East, Trevor is on the editorial board of Capital and Class. He is an expert on the social history of crime and author of papers such as Crime becomes Custom, Custom becomes Crime.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Barry, Jonathan

Head of School and Senior Lecturers in History at the University of Exeter on provincial society and culture in England from 1500 to 1840, on towns, and on religious and medical history, including the history of witchcraft with particular emphasis on Bristol and the South West.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006 & Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Beckman, Morris

After serving in the Royal Navy in the WWII Morris Beckman became a founder member of the '43 Group' a collection of mainly Jewish ex-servicemen who successfully fought a vicious underground war in the back streets of Britain to stop the rebirth of fascism. Morris wrote the history of this hidden history in The 43 Group.
Appeared at - Miscellanious 2010

Bennett, Dan

Expert barrister in health and safety law, Dan is the author of A Brief History of Corporations (reprinted by Bristol Radical History Group) a widely sold pamphlet in Britain and the US. Dan has also used his expertise at the bar to handle the town green planning application for the areas of Castle Park threatened by development. Author of the BRH pamphlet A Brief History of Corporations - Where did they Come From?.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences, Spring 2009 Programme, Autumn 2009, BRHG Take Manhattan & BRHG Election Special 2010, Bristol Anarchist Bookfair 2010

Bone, Ian

Erstwhile editor of The Bristolian and once called the most dangerous man in Britain. His memoirs, Bash The Rich were published in October 2006.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Spring 2009 Programme

Boyle, Gayle

Gail Boyle is Curator of Prehistoric and Roman Archaeology at Bristol City Museum. A resident of Pucklechurch, Gail researched and created a history walking tour of the village which featured on the BBC website.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History week 2008

Brian, Chris

Local historian working on West Country slavery (700-1150).
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Burrows, Glen
Burton, Edson

Academic, writer and storyteller, Dr Burton has taught a range of Black History courses at university and has worked tirelessly to promote awareness of African Diaspora history and culture at a grass roots level.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Caffentzis, George

An offspring of Greek immigrants from Lakonia, southern Greece, George is associate professor in the Department of Philosophy, University of Southern Maine, USA. George has been investigating the British philosophers of capitalism of the 17th and 18th C. His publications include Exciting the Industry of Mankind George Berkeley's Philosophy of Money and Clipped Coins, Abused Words and Civil Government: John Locke's Philosophy of Money. He is currently working on David Hume. Author of the BRH pamphlet John Locke - The Philosopher of Primitive Accumulation
Appeared - Down With The Fences

Carlsson, Chris

Acclaimed author, activist and founder of the Critical Mass bicycling movement in San Francisco.
Appeared at - Spring 2009 Programme

Carr, Matt

Author of The Infernal Machine – A History of Terrorism, the first edition (2007) of which was pulped after a Saudi lawsuit succeeded in suppressing it. Matt has worked as a freelance journalist for a number of publications writing about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Sicilian Mafia, state terror in Central America and the Spanish government’s use of death squads against ETA. He is also the author of the acclaimed memoir My Father’s House.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Clark, Peter

A writer and Middle East cultural consultant Peter edited The Lefties Guide to Britain (2005) and is an expert on the radical history of East Anglia.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences & Spring 2009 Programme

Cohen, Sheila

Sheila Cohen has been involved in the trade union movement as an academic and an activist. In 1990-95, she produced and edited a British rank and file union newsletter, Trade Union News, and during her time in the US was involved with the Labor Notes project. In 2006 she published the book Ramparts of Resistance: Why workers lost their power and how to get it back.
Appeared at - The 1970s

Coleman, Sheila

Has been involved in researching the aftermath of the Hillsborough disaster since 1989. As a member of the Hillsborough Project she monitored the legal proceedings arising from the disaster and co-authored the first critical analysis of the events. Sheila is an active member of the Hillsborough Justice Campaign.
Appeared at - Spring 2009 Programme

Cullum, Anny

Daughter of Dave and a ledgend in her own life time.
Appeared at - Autumn 2009, BRHG Take Manhattan & BRHG Election Special 2010

Cullum, Dave

Captain of record breaking Easton Cowboys 2nd XI cricket team, connoisseur of fine ciders and author of Society and Economy in West Cornwall c1588-1750 (Exeter University, PhD thesis, 1994).
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Bristol Radical History Week 2007, Off With Their Heads & BRHG Election Special 2010

Davis, Kevin

Easton Cowboy and refugee from Dorset, Kevin claims to have left his life of wrecking and smuggling behind in his hometown of Poole. But who knows? Author of the BRH pamphlet We Come For Our Own And We Shall Have It.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007, Down With The Fences & Autumn 2009

De Angelis, Massimo

Autonomist Marxist academic with a focus on value theory and social movements, Massimo De Angelis works at the University of East London. He is editor of The Commoner web journal (http://www.thecommoner.org) and author of The Beginning of History: Value Struggle and Global Capital published in 2007 by Pluto press. Autonomist Marxist academic with a focus on value theory and social movements, Massimo De Angelis works at the University of East London. He is editor of The Commoner web journal (http://www.thecommoner.org) and author of The Beginning of History: Value Struggle and Global Capital published in 2007 by Pluto press.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences

Desmond, John

Appeared at - Bristol Anarchist Bookfair 2010

Dickinson, Phil

Local historian and expert on Dorothy Hazzard.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Douglass, Dave

Member of IWW, NUM, South Yorkshire Class War and formerly of the Revolutionary Workers' Party. He worked as a coal miner in the coal fields of Durham and South Yorkshire and was NUM Branch Delegate for Hatfield Colliery from 1979. In 1994/5 he became Branch Secretary at Hatfield Main but after the pit was privatised the NUM no longer had any recognition there. From 1994 to 2006 he helped run the Miners Community Advice Centre in Stainforth.
Appeared at - Spring 2009 and The 1970s

Dresser, Madge

Lecturer in History at the University of the West of England and 18th century expert. Currently researching a lottery funded project on one thousand and one years of ethnic minorities in Bristol and the legacies of slavery in London and Bristol. Author of Slavery Obscured: The Social History of the Slave Trade in an English Provincial Port c. 1698-c.1833 and The Diary of Sarah Fox.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Dyer, Dawn

A librarian at Bristol Central Reference Library Dawn has provided invaluable support to BRHG members' research efforts and hosted several 'Openning The Archive' sessions for our events. She is also an expert on the Suffragettes in Bristol.
Appeared at - Autumn 2009

Dyer, Tony

Bristol born Tony Dyer is an active green campaigner and frequent blogger (as Aurea Mediocritas) on local political and environmental matters. Author of Bristol Radical Pamphleteer #16 - Anglo-Saxon Democracy
Appeared at - BRHG Election Special 2010

Evans, Johnny

Eye witness to the 1980 St. Pauls riot.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Farrow, Keiron

Appeared at - The 1970s

Federici, Silvia

Long time feminist activist and teacher, Silvia is co-founder of the Committee for Academic Freedom in Africa and the RPA (Radical Philosophy Association) Anti-Death Penalty Project. She teaches International Studies and Political Philosophy at Hofstra University. Federici's published work includes: Enduring Western Civilization: The Construction of the Concept of Western Civilization and its 'Others' (editor) and A Thousand Flowers: Social Struggles Against Structural Adjustment in African Universities and most recently the excellent Caliban and the Witch: Women the Body and Primitive Accumulation.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Frykman, Niklas

Ph.D. student in the History Department at the University of Pittsburgh (USA). Currently researching a dissertation entitled The Wooden World Turned Upside Down: Naval Mutinies in the Age of Atlantic Revolution.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006 & Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Goldblatt, David

David Goldblatt began life as a medical student and ended up with a degree in Sociology. After finishing a PhD in Social Theory and the Environment, he went on to lecture at The Open University. Goldblatt is a Tottenham fan and the acclaimed author of The Ball is Round a global history of football.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences, Spring 2009, BRHG Election Special 2010, Miscellaneous 2010

Grove, Rich

An Easton Cowboy’s cricketer he is famous amongst the Cowgirls for consistently winning ‘catch of the season’.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences & BRHG Take Manhattan

Graeber, David

A Reader in Social Anthropology at Goldsmith College, London, since he was run out of Yale University. Graeber has a history of social and political activism, including his role in protests against the World Economic Forum in New York City (2002) and membership in the labor union Industrial Workers of the World.

Guarita, Carlos

Carlos worked at the Ford Dagenham Engine Plant from 1976 till early 1980. He was a founder member of the Ford Dagenham Workers' Group which later became part of the Ford (UK) Workers' Combine and which was probably the first autonomous rank and file organization to exist within a transnational company in the U.K.
Appeared at - The 1970s

Harlow, Jonathan

PhD student and tutor at the University of West of England. Currently researching a thesis on the lifeand times of Thomas Speed, an early Bristol Quaker.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Hart, Richard

Key figure in the politics of the Caribbean of the 20th century. Trade Union and political activist in Jamaica, Guyana and Attorney General of Grenada; a post he held until the American invasion in 1983. As an academic, Richard Hart taught at Northwestern University, USA, and has also been a visiting lecturer at a number of Canadian and American universities, the University of Guyana, University of Havana, University of the West Indies in Jamaica and Trinidad and the University of Paris. He has continued to be a prolific author and speaker on Caribbean history, politics and economics.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Slavery - The Hidden history & The Seven Stars Palque Unveiling (2009), Cry Freedom, Cry Seven Stars (2010).

Haywood, Ian

Ian Haywood is professor of English and Director of the Centre for Research in Romanticism at Roehampton University (London). His major research interests are currently the literature and visual culture in the 18th and 19th centuries; previous interests have included literary forgery, working-class writing, Chartism, and popular women's texts of the post-war period. He has recently authored Bloody Romanticism: Spectacular Violence and the Politics of Representation 1776-1832 (Palgrave, 2006) and The Revolution in Popular Literature: Print, Politics and the People 1790-1860 (Cambridge University Press, 2004).
Appeared at - Off With Thier Heads

Higginson, Steve

Steve hails from Liverpool and was a Union organiser in the Communication Workers Union. Now a post-graduate, Steve lectures at John Moores University. His recent projects include an examination of time, memory and movement in port cities (principally Liverpool) as co-author of Edgy Cities (2006). He is currently working on his book Is there a Catholic Anti-Work Ethic? due out in November 2008.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences & The 1970s

Hochschild, Adam

A multi-award winning author his first book, Half the Way Home: a Memoir of Father and Son, was published in 1986. It was followed by The Mirror at Midnight: a South African Journey, The Unquiet Ghost: Russians Remember Stalin, Finding the Trapdoor: Essays, Portraits, Travels, King Leopold's Ghost: a Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa and Bury the Chains: Prophets and Rebels in the Fight to Free an Empire's Slaves. His books have won numerous awards.
Appeared at - Slavery - The Hidden History

Hunt, Steve

Steve is a librarian, a scolar and a cyclist. He is also the first author to have produced two Radical Pamphleteer pamphlets - Yesterday's To-morrow - Bristol's Garden Suburbs and Anarchism in Bristol and the West Country to 1950.
Appeared at - Bristol Anarchist Bookfair 2010

James, Les

Les James is a community history activist who has written and publicised events commemorating the Newport Chartist Rising.
Appeared at - BRHG Election Special 2010

Jay, Mike

Author of the recent history of the Despard conspiracy in The Unfortunate Colonel Despard and The Air Loom Gang: The Strange and True Story of James Tilly Matthews and His Visionary Madness. Currently researching radical Bristol in the 1790's.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Bristol Anarchist Bookfair 2010

Jones, Ray

From working-class Wales through drugs, gambling and prison to punk, Paris fashion houses and San Francisco’s underground, Ray Jones editor of the notorious ‘Roughler’ magazine recounts his surreal life. So if chatting up Marianne Faithfull and rat arsing it with Keith Moon and Joe Strummer takes your fancy then Ray’s yer man.
Appeared at - Bristol Anarchist Bookfair 2010

Jones, Nicholas

Nicholas Jones has spent forty years chronicling the news media’s relationship with politicians, trade union leaders and other prominent people and spent thirty years as a BBC industrial and political correspondent (1972-2002). He wrote Strikes and the Media (1986) and contributed to SHAFTED: The Media, the Miners' Strike and the Aftermath (2009).
Appeared at - Spring 2009 Programme, Autum 2009

Kelly, Robin

One of the foremost historians of radical Black movements and cultures in the United States.
Appeared at - Miscellaneous 2010

Kingsnorth, Paul

Paul has worked on the comment desk of the Independent, as commissioning editor for opendemocracy.net and as deputy editor of The Ecologist, the world's longest-running environmental magazine. He studied history at Oxford University between 1991 and 1994, was named one of Britain's 'top ten troublemakers' by the New Statesman magazine in 2001 and his first book, One No, Many Yeses (Simon and Schuster, 2003), an investigative journey through the 'anti-globalisation' movement, was published in six languages in thirteen countries. His second book, The Real England, was published by Portobello Books in April 2008.
Appeared at - Down With The Fences

Lamb, Robert

Robert is a lecturer in Political Philosophy at the University of Exeter with specific research interests in 18th and 19th century political writing, particularly that of British liberals, socialists and utilitarians. He is currently working on a monograph with the working title The Egalitarian Politics of Thomas Paine, which explores the nature of Paine's understanding of moral equality and the role that concept plays in his substantive political arguments about individual rights.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Lavine, Mike

Appeared at - The 1970s

Linebaugh, Peter

Professor of History at the University of Toledo (USA) and the author of the seminal works The London Hanged:Crime and Civil Society in 18th Century England and The Many Headed Hydra: Sailors, Slaves, Commoners and the Hidden History of the Revolutionary Atlantic.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006 & Down With The Fences

Manson, Mike

Writer and researcher. Author of Riot! - The Bristol Bridge Massacre of 1793. He also wrote the definitive history of South Bristol: Bristol Beyond the Bridge. He has just completed his first novel Where's My Money? set in a dole office in Bristol in the 1970s.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Marco

Marco is a casual worker who is involved in the London Commune Group. He will introduce the concept of a workers inquiry and the recent project called 'prol-position' (http://www.prol-position.net/).
Appeared at - The 1970s

McNiell, Jim

Jim McNeill, local historian, storyteller and member of Living Easton. Jim has a blog exploring the history of the Loire Valley where he now lives.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Slavery - The Hidden History & Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Mills, Steve

Local historian and researcher of the Kingswood Colliers and the Cock Rd. Gang. He is a West Ham United fan and will therefore receive preferential treatment. Author of the BRHG pamphlet A Barbarous And Ungovernable People - A Short History Of The Miners Of The Kingswood Forest
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Down With The Fences, Spring 2009 Programme, miscellanious 2009, Autum 2009, NY 2009

O’Hara, Larry

Investigative researcher.
Appeared at - The 1970s.

Olusoga, David

A leading BBC film producer David Olusoga has established his reputation with critical and insightful documentaries. He is a key figure in the BBC's new generation of film producers and is committed to using film as a way of opening up our thinking about slavery and the slave trade.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Perry, Brian

Local historian and expert on Quaker history especially James Naylor.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Poole, Steve

Lecturer in History at the University of West of England. Teaches the history of popular movements in Britain from the mid 18th to the mid 19th centuries and 'feels an irrational attachment to the Romantic enthusiasm of the English Jacobins'. His book The Politics of Regicide in England,1760-1850 has just been published.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, The Brandon Hill Summer Party, Down With The Fences & BRHG Election Special 2010.

Rediker, Marcus

Professor of History at the University of Pittsburgh (USA) and the author of The Many Headed Hydra: Sailors, Slaves, Commoners and the Hidden History of the Revolutionary Atlantic, Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea : Merchant Seamen, Pirates and the Anglo-American Maritime World, 1700-1750, Villains of All Nations: Atlantic Pirates in the Golden Age and this year The Slave Ship: A Human History.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Richardson, Mike

A print worker in Bristol in the 1970s.
Appeared at - The 1970s

Robertson, Geoffery

Robertson became a barrister in 1973 and a QC in 1988. His became well known acting for the defence in the celebrated English criminal trials of Oz, Gay News, the 'ABC Trial', The Romans in Britain (the prosecution brought by Mary Whitehouse), the Brighton bombing and Matrix Churchill. Robertson was also threatened by terrorists for representing Salman Rushdie. He has appeared in civil liberties cases before the European Court of Human Rights and in other courts across the world. He sits as an appeal judge at the UN Special Court for Sierra Leone. His latest book, The Tyrannicide Brief, details the story of John Cooke, who prosecuted King Charles I of England in the treason trial that led to his execution.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Rollison, David

David Rollison taught history and politics at the University of New South Wales and the University of Western Sydney from 1975 to 2007.  He is currently an honorary research associate in history at Sydney University, and visiting research fellow at the University of East Anglia.  Author of The Local Origins of Modern Society (London and New York 1992) and The English Explosion:  the Age of the Commonweal, 1381-1649 (Cambridge).
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2008

Ruckus, Craig
Ruff, Phil

Phil Ruff is a historian of the anarchist movement and has been working since 1988 on uncovering the identity of ‘Peter the Painter’. This mysterious figure was central to the legends associated with the ‘Siege of Sidney St.’ in 1910 when a small group of Latvian Anarchists held off hundreds of fully armed police and soldiers for hours in the East End of London.
Appeared at - Off With Their Heads

Steeds, Mark

Member of the Long John Silver Trust, local historian and purveyor of fine ales in Hawkesbury, Upton. Author of the BRH pamphlet Cry Freedom, Cry Seven Stars
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006, Slavery - The Hidden history & Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Symister, Ruth

Head of Year at Whitefield School, Bristol. Passionate advocate of the Atlantic seafaring novel as the clue to a hidden multi-racial past.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2006

Thomas, Chris

Director of The Great Grunwick Strike a History (2007).
Appeared at - The 1970s

Thomas, Colin

Award winning producer, director and scriptwriter of TV documentaries covering the 1st World War, Spanish Civil War and the 1926 General Strike for the BBC. Recently he collected the 2006 Jury Award at the Celtic Film Festival for Border Crossing - The Journey of Raymond Williams.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2008 & Autum 2009

Thompson, Dorothy

Dorothy Thompson has devoted much of her academic life to the study of the Chartists and is a world-wide authority on the movement. She was married to E. P. Thomson and taught at Birmingham University.
Appeared at - BRHG Election Special 2010

Tickell, Paul

LWT researcher and later producer/director on South of Watford, the London Programme, Network 7 and the South Bank Show, Paul Tickell later moved into his current freelance career, directing dramas and feature films as well as continuing to make documentaries. He is the director of the critically acclaimed works Christie Malry's Own Double Entry (2002), Crush Proof (1999) and Zinky Boys Go Underground (1995) which won the BAFTA best short film award.
Appeared at - Bristol Radical History Week 2007

Tilzey, Steve

One of the authors of No Retreat - a powerful account of their fight-back against far-right Nazis and racists on the streets of the UK from the 70s though to the 90s.
Appeared at - Autumn 2009

Urtubia, Lucio

Anarchist, bank robber, forger, fugitive and above all bricklayer. This man has done too much to summarise here, check out the wikipedia article for the full story.
Appeared at - Off With Their Heads

Wright, Ian

Ian hails from the Forest of Dean, has a passionate interest in the radical history of the forest and is author of the forthcoming Bristol Radical History pamphlet on the Warren James and the enclosure riots. Author of the BRH pamphlet The Life And Times Of Warren James - Free Miner Of The Forrest Of Dean
Appeared at - Down With The Fences

Subject

Anarchism

An Audience With Lucio Urtubia

Lucio Urtubia (OWTH 2008)

Avengers & Madmen - Propagandists Of The Deed & The Dawn Of Modern Terrorism

Matt Carr (OWTH 2008)

‘Peter The Painter’ - The Full Story At Last!

Phil Ruff (OWTH 2008)

Nowtopias

Chris Carlson (video, Spring 2009)

Any Cook Can Govern

Dan Bennett (BRHG ES 2010)

Anarchism in Bristol and the West Country to 1950

Steve Hunt (BABF2010)

Italy In The 1970s Bodies In The Street, A Tale Of A Country Like Ours

Kieren Fallen, Marco

Anti-Fascism

No Retreat

Steve Tilzey (Autumn 2009)

Morris Beckman And Britain's Secret War

Morris Beckman (Misc. 2010)

The Commons, Customary Rights & Enclosures

Magna Carta And The Commons

Peter Linebaugh (BRHW 2006)

Branscombe Bay And The Sea Commons

Roger Ball (BRHW 2007)

Custom Becomes Crime, Crime Becomes Culture

Trevor Bark (BRHW 2007)

The Magna Carta Manifeto: Liberties And Commons For All

Peter Linebaugh (DWTF 2008)

The Incomplete, True, Authentic And Wonderful History Of May Day

Peter Linebaugh (DWTF 2008)

Partition And Prejudice: ‘The English Arrangements Of Place And Space’

Steve Higginson (DWTF 2008)

The Commons Panel Debate

Massimo De Angelis, Peter Linebaugh & George Caffentzis (DWTF 2008)

The New Enclosures

George Caffentzis (DWTF 2008)

The Ball Is Round

David Goldblatt (DWTF 2008)

The Kett Rebellion

Peter Clark (DWTF 2008)

The Battle For Bristol 2008

Roger Ball, Kevin Davis & Mary Bannerman (DWTF 2008)

The Real England

Paul Kingsnorth (DWTF 2008)

The Crown And The Commons: Holding Monarchy To Account In 18th Century England

Steve Poole (DWTF 2008)

The Overnight House And The Kingswood Commons

Steve Mills (DWTF 2008)

The Land Is Your Land

Steve Mills (Spring 2009)

A Barbarous and Ungovernable People: The Miners of Kingswood Forest

Steve Mills (NY 2009)

Democracy & Suffrage

Votes for Ladies: The Suffragette Movement 1903-1914

Anny Cullum (Autumn 2009)

They Fought for it, They Starved for it: THE VOTE

Dawn Dyer (Autumn 2009)

Votes for Ladies: The Suffragette Movement 1903-1914

Anny Cullum (NY 2009)

The Chartist And Their Legacy

Dorothy Thomspon, Owen Ashton, Les James (BRHG ES 2010)

Subverting Democracy

Ian Bone, Steve Mills (BRHG ES 2010)

Thomas Spence The Forgotten Revolutionary

Keith Armstrong, Steve Poole (BRHG ES 2010)

How Protest And Riot Won Working Men The Vote

Roger Ball, David Cullum (BRHG ES 2010)

Any Cook Can Govern

Dan Bennett (BRHG ES 2010)

Anglo-Saxon Democracy

Tony Dyer (BRHG ES 2010)

Democracy And Capitalism

David Cullum (BRHG ES 2010)

Us Now

Tom Arclight, Chris Chalkley, David Goldblatt, Roy Norris, (BRHG ES 2010)

‘Every Cook Can Govern’: From Athens to the Electoral Lottery

Dan Bennett (BRHG)

History

Why History Matters... And Why Radical History Matters More

David Cullum (OWTH 2008)

From Peterloo to Captain Swing: Victims or Insurgents?

Roger Ball (NY 2009)

Doing Radical History

Lord Twankum and Bristol Radical History Group (BABF2010)

Directional Discourse and Counter-history

John Desmond (BABF2010)

Do It Yourself Publishing

Richard Jones - Tangent Books, Randall Brantley - Bristol Radical Pamphleteer, Alex - Pasttense Press, Paul Mangan - Breviary Stuff Publications (BABF2010)

Modern History

Hillsborough: What Really Happened?

Sheila Coleman, Dan Bennett & David Goldblatt (Spring 2009)

Nowtopia

Chris Carlson (video, Spring 2009)

'The Enemy Within': The Miners' Strike 1984-85

Nicholas Jones, Glen Burrows & Dave Douglas (Spring 2009)

Sir! No Sir!

Roger Ball (Misc. 2009)

No Retreat

Steve Tilzey (Autumn 2009)

Morris Beckman And Britain's Secret War

Morris Beckman (Misc. 2010)

Political Football - Meanings and Mystery at the World Cup

David Goldblatt (Misc. 2010)

Subverting Democracy

Ian Bone (BRHG ES 2010)

Us Now

Tom Arclight, Chris Chalkley, David Goldblatt, Roy Norris (BRHG ES 2010)

Post-Racial or Beloved Community? Notes on the Future of American Radicalism in the Obama Age

Robin Kelley (BRHG ES 2010)

Drowning on Dry Land: Swansea’s Jack Kerouac

Ray Jones (BABF2010)

From The Ford Workers' Group to Made In Dagenham

Carlos Guarita, Brian Ashton (70s)

Grunwick: The End Of An Era?

Chris Thomas (70s)

Spies, Lies And The Coup State Repression In The 70s

Larry O'Hara (70s)

The Anti-Vietnam War Movement

Mike Lavine, Roger Ball (70s)

Italy In The 1970s Bodies In The Street, A Tale Of A Country Like Ours

Kieren Fallen, Marco (70s)

"Can't Do Nothin' If You Ain't Bad" The League Of Revolutionary Black Workers

Kieren Farrow, Marco (70s)

Radical Bristol

The Kingswood Colliers & the Cock Rd. Gang

Steve Mills (BRHW 2006)

'Riot!' The Bristol Bridge Massacre of 1793

Mike Manson (BRHW 2006)

Popular Politics in Bristol in the 1790's

Steve Poole (BRHW 2006)

The Watchman: Coleridge, Beddoes and the Radical 1790s in Bristol

Mike Jay (BRHW 2006)

The 1831 Queen Square Riot

Ian Bone (BRHW 2006)

Brandon Hill

Steve Poole & Craig Ruckus (SP 2007)

The Politics Of Pandaemonium

Jonathan Barry (BRHW 2007)

The Overnight House And The Kingswood Commons

Steve Mills (DWTF 2008)

A Walk Through Pucklechurch

Gayle Boyle (OWTH 2008)

Social Crime

Steve Milss (Autumn 2009)

A Barbarous and Ungovernable People: The Miners of Kingswood Forest

Steve Mills (Autumn 2009)

A Radical History Walk Around Bristol

BRHG, a walk with talks around bristol (Autum 2009)

Anarchism in Bristol and the West Country to 1950

Steve Hunt (BABF2010)

Republicanism

The Tyrannicide Brief

Geoffrey Robertson (OWTH 2008)

The Levellers Are Dead – Long Live The Levellers!

Colin Thomas (OWTH 2008)

Spectres Of Violence: Thomas Paine, George Cruikshank And The Age Of Reason

Iam Haywood (OWTH 2008)

Radicalism, Monarchy And The Lost Liberties Of Anglo-Saxon Egland 1790-1820

Steve Poole (OWTF 2008)

Commonalty and Commonweal 1381-1649

David Rollison (OWTF 2008)

Winstanley

Steve Mills (Misc. 2009)

Thomas Spence The Forgotten Revolutionary

Keith Armstrong, Steve Poole (BRHG ES 2010)

Revolutionary Atlantic

A Spot In Time

Peter Linebaugh (BRHW 2006)

From Treason Take Away The T: The Mutiny On The Hermione 1797

Niklas Frykman (BRHW 2006)

Moby Dick: Below Decks In The Pequod

Ruth Symister (BRHW 2006)

The Real Pirates of The Caribbean

Marcus Rediker (BRHW 2007)

An Empire Of Thieves

Niklas Frykman (BRHW 2007)

The Rise Of Capitalism

The Body, Capitalist Accumulation And The Accumulation Of Labour Power

Silvia Federici (BRHW 2007)

Clipped Coins: John Locke's Philosophy of Money

George Caffentzis (DWTF 2008)

Dangerous Lasses & The Lumpen Classes

Steve Higginson (DWTF 2008)

Corporations: A Brief History

Dan Bennett (DWTF 2008)

Corporations

Dan Bennett (Autumn 2009)

Slavery & Resistance

Anti-Slavery And The Seven Stars Public House

Mark Steeds (BRHW 2006)

Slave Revolts

Edson Burton (BRHW 2006)

Sugar and Tobacco : Drugs of Capitalism

Dave Cullum (BRHW 2006)

The Invisible Abolitionists and The Slaves Who Abolished Slavery

Richard Hart and Adam Hochschild (STHH March 2007)

Black Radical Abolitionists

South London Radical History Group (STHH March 2007)

Scandal! The Slave Profiteers

Jim McNeill (STHH March 2007)

Caribbean Struggles After Abolition

Richard Hart (STHH March 2007)

Namibia: Genocide And The Second Reich

David Olusoga (BRHW 2007)

Social Crime

Branscombe Bay And The Sea Commons

Roger Ball (BRHW 2007)

Nicotina Tabacum

Jim McNiell (BRHW 2007)

Custom Becomes Crime, Crime Becomes Culture

Trevor Bark (BRWH 2007)

The Wreckers: West Country Folk Demons

Dave Cullum (BRHW 2007)

Smuggling In Poole And Dorset

Kevin Davis (Autumn 2009)

Social Crime

Steve Milss (Autumn 2009)

Poaching And Mass Social Crime

Steve Mills (Autumn 2009)

Sport

Hillsborough: What Really Happened?

Sheila Coleman, Dan Bennett & David Goldblatt (Spring 2009)

Political Football - Meanings and Mystery at the World Cup

David Goldblatt (Misc. 2010)

Workers Organisations

From The Ford Workers' Group to Made In Dagenham

Carlos Guarita, Brian Ashton (70s)

Grunwick: The End Of An Era?

Chris Thomas (70s)

How We Won: Strikes In The 70s

Dave Douglas, Mike Richardson, Steve Higginson (70s)

From Recruitment To Dialogue How Does The Radical Left Relate To Workers?

Sheila Cohen, Marco (70s)

Italy In The 1970s Bodies In The Street, A Tale Of A Country Like Ours

Kieren Farrow, Marco (70s)

"Can't Do Nothin' If You Ain't Bad" The League Of Revolutionary Black Workers

Kieren Farrow, Marco (70s)

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