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Witches

The devil making love to a witch
Macbeth and the three witches (Act IV, Scene I). From N. Rowe's first illustrated edition of william Shakespear's works. Printed by Tonson, London 1709.
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Subjects: Women

Tags: witches

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 30/09/2025

Ogden’s Cigarette Cards – Smugglers & Smuggling, 1932

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Subjects: Social Crime

Tags: smuggling

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 30/09/2025

Pirates

Anne Bonny; from Histories der Engelsche Zee-Roovers, 1725.
Captain Bartholomew and eleven captured merchant vessels off the coast of West Africa. From Captain Charles Johnson's A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the Most Notorious Pyrates, 1724.
Edward Teach a.k.a Blackbeard; Captain Charles Johnson's A General History of the Lives and Adventures of the Most Famous Highwaymen, Murderes, Street Robbers &c., 1734.
Ned Low; Captain Charles Johnson's A General History of the Lives and Adventures of the Most Famous Highwaymen, Murderes, Street Robbers &c., 1734.
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Subjects: Pirates

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 10/06/2012

Pictures of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Abolitionists and Maroon Rebels

Toussaint L'Ouverture
Thomas Clarkson. Bravely collected information from Bristol and Liverpool that would be used in the Abolition Bill of 1807.
An African dealer marches Slaves to the coast where they will be sold.
A Jamaican slave revolt, 1759. From Histoire d'Angleterre by David Francois.
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Subjects: Colonialism, Slavery & Resistance

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 30/09/2025

Hazard & Nayler

James Nayler's ride up Corn Street.
James Nayler having his tongue bored From Bristol Past and Present Vol III by J. F. Nicholls and John Taylor 1882.
James Nayler From Bristol Past and Present Vol III by J. F. Nicholls and John Taylor 1882.
James Nayler being whipped From Bristol Past and Present Vol III by J. F. Nicholls and John Taylor 1882.
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Subjects: Radical Bristol, Religion

Tags: Dorothy Hazzard, James Nayler

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 24/09/2025

Bristol 1831: The Queens Square Uprising

The Bishop's Palace after the 1831 uprising.
North side of Queen Square Bristol the morning after the Dreadful Conflagration, 1831, J. B. Pyne Queen Square North Side In Ruins
West side of Queen Square Bristol the morning after the Dreadful Conflagration, 1831, J. B. Pyne
A postcard of the burning of the New Gaol. Courtesy of Bristol Central Reference Library refinfo@bristol.gov.uk
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Subjects: Democracy & Suffrage, Radical Bristol, Riots & Disturbances

Tags: 1831, Queen Square

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 24/09/2025

Garnett Vrs. Churchill

Clementine Churchill.
The minders go for Garnett.
Churchill goes down.
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Subjects: Democracy & Suffrage, Women

Tags: suffragettes, Theresa Garnett

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 24/09/2025

Rachel Hewitt

By Rachel Hewitt
Pike War. 2008. Oil stick on canvas.
Peasants Revolt. 2008. Charcoal on paper.
1831 Bristol Jamaica Riots. 2007. Oil on canvas.
The Tempest Witches. 2007. Oil on canvas.
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Subjects: Uncategorized

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 24/09/2025

Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival 2009

Hanging on every word.
Kids hitting the alarm clock piñata.
The alarm clock piñata split open.
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Subjects: Uncategorized

Tags: Tolpuddle, Tolpuddle Martyrs

Posted: 05/06/2012 Modified: 10/06/2012

The Seven Stars Plaque Unveiling

The Seven Stars Plaque.
Bottom Right
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Subjects: Uncategorized

Posted: 01/06/2012 Modified: 10/06/2012

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