Bristol Radical Pamphleteer
Publications from the Bristol Radical History Group, formed in 2006, continue the [Bristol Broadsides] tradition. Although the group’s roots are exhilaratingly radical, veering on the anarchic, their publications are scrupulously researched and well-worth reading. Mike Manson, Bristol Civic Society, 2021.
We now have a range of three types of publications: books, reprints and the Bristol Radical Pamphleteer series.
The War after the War
Class Cohesion versus Spurious Patriotism
BRHG Books
From Wulfstan to Colston
Refusing to Kill
Zionism And History
The Enigma of Hugh Holmes Gore
Strikers, Hobblers, Conchies & Reds
Bristol Radical Pamphleteer
State Snooping
The Forest of Dean Miners’ Riot of 1831
Steps Against War
God’s Beautiful Sunshine
Angela Carter’s ‘Provincial Bohemia’
Facing up to the Fascists
Mabel Tothill
Men of Fire
Nautical Women
Ring Out the Thousand Wars of Old
Censured
Turbulence
Lady Blackshirts
The Smoke-Dragon and How to Destroy it
The Maltreated and the Malcontents
Slaughter No Remedy
The Life and Death of Hannah Wiltshire
100 Fishponds Rd.
The Bristol Deserter
Bristol Independent Labour Party
Poaching in the South West
Coal On One Hand, Men On The Other
The Cock Road Gang
Bristol and the Labour Unrest of 1910-14
Bliss Tweed Mill Strike, 1913–14
Walter Virgo and the Blakeney Gang
The Origins and an Account of Black Friday – 23rd December 1892
Pirates to Proletarians
The Bristol Strike Wave of 1889-1890
The Bristol Strike Wave of 1889-1890
Ben Tillett
Bread Or Batons?
The Life & Family of William Penn
The Peculiar History Of The Sect Known As The Quakers
Anglo-Saxon Democracy
Votes For Ladies
Anarchism in Bristol and the West Country to 1950
Bristol’s White Slave Trade
Tolpuddle And Swing
A Barbarous And Ungovernable People
Radical Brewing
Nicotiana Brittanica
Yesterday’s To-morrow
‘Race War’
The Life And Times Of Warren James
John Locke
The Bristol Manifesto
A Brief History Of Corporations
We Come For Our Own And We Shall Have It
