Paintings and engravings of James Nayler and Dorothy Hazard, both famous Bristol radicals.
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Tag Index: James Nayler
Bristol Radical History Week 2006: James Nayler Commemoration
The opening event of Bristol Radical History Week 2006 was a commemoration of James Nayler's ride into Bristol in 1656. The cast included The Blew Regiment of The Cittie of London Trayned Bandes from the Sealed Knot and The Red Hot Frilly Kickers, a cancan troupe. This gallery contains the script used during the reconstruction of James Nayler's trial.
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Radical History Walk
The walk will take in the scenes of some radical activism, both ancient and modern, and compare this with the actions of the 'mob'.
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Religious Radicals 1: James Naylor
Suggested areas of discussion…
The religious/political turmoil of the 17th century
Nayler in the New Model Army
What Nayler believed and preached
Nayler and Fox : Radical and Reformist currents in the Quakers
What actually happened when Nayler rode into Bristol in October 1656
The trial and punishment and its wider political...
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James Nayler Commemoration
Be 'your own personal Jesus' and join in with the 'Hosannas' as James Nayler, his palm wielding Cancan Dancers and a troop of Roundhead pike and musketmen parade from the Centre via Corn St. to Castle Green. Refuse to 'doff your caps' to the agents of the Crown and celebrate freedom from the religious hierarchy.
Dress : Floppy Hats
Attitude :...
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Quaker Pamphlet
At last weekend's Bristol Anarchist Bookfair we launched the latest Bristol Radical Pamphleteer publication entitled The Peculiar History Of The Sect Known As The Quakers by Jim McNeill.
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...
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James Nayler's Ride into Bristol : October 1656
An examination of James Nayler's beliefs, motives and legacy, including why the state found it so necessary to come down so hard on him.
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James Nayler
He rode into Bristol, as Jesus entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, and had with tongue bored out for his trouble.
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