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Hazard & Nayler

James Nayler From Bristol Past and Present Vol III by J. F. Nicholls and John Taylor 1882.

Mistress Dorothy Hazard and the Women of Bristol Defending The Frome Gate 1643.

James Nayler's ride up Corn Street.

James Nayler

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Bristol 1831: The Queens Square Uprising

The Bishop's Palace after the 1831 uprising.

Ruins Opposite The Assembly Rooms, Princes St. Bristol.

A postcard of the burning of the New Gaol. Courtesy of Bristol Central Reference Library refinfo@bristol.gov.uk

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Garnett Vrs. Churchill

Winston and his molty minders.

The minders go for Garnett.

The scuffle continues.

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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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Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival 2009

Radical Milk Maids.

Roger wearing a Liberty Cap.

Hanging on every word.

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The Seven Stars Plaque Unveiling

The Seven Stars Plaque.

Madge Dresser and Paul Stephenson.

Bottom Right

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Three Bands & A Reenactment

Mystery Boy Dave of Who's Afear'd at The Seven Stars.

Cran of Who's Afear'd at The Seven Stars.

Quiffey blows his kazoo at The Seven Stars.

The Green Man.

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BRHW 2007 – Pirates At The Seven Stars

Aaaaarrrr. Don't fancy yours much

Aboard the pirate boat trip with The Surfin' Turnips

Shiver me timbers quiffy.

The Surfin' Turnips At The Seven Stars.

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Bristol Radical History Week 2006: James Nayler Commemoration

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Bristol Radical History Week 2006: Photo Gallery

Ruth Symister gives a talk about Moby Dick.

Peter Linebaugh at The Spyglass.

Pamphlets on the book stall.

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