Black people's support of the miners' strike of 1984-85
The remarkable story of Black and Asian solidarity on and off the picket lines in the 1984-85 miners' strike.
Black Loyalists after the Revolution
Discover what happened to Black Loyalists after the War of Independence.
Troops in the Printfields
Discover how the state and employers worked together to combat striking printworkers and protect strike-breaking weavers in Glasgow in 1834.
Ordinary Tudor Women's Resistance
Discover how Henry's government punished rebels even after death - and the resistance offered by ordinary women.
The death of Lady Bulmer
Why was Lady Bulmer burnt at the stake and what does this reveal about the Tudor state's anxiety about women and politics?
Robert Aske, Disability and Distrust
Discover how Robert Aske's disability was used to discredit the rebellion - and how it was later reclaimed.
Thomas Yoell: A Rebel's Story
How the 'aged and blind parson of Sotby' became one of the Lincolnshire Uprising' 'great offenders'.
Who were the 'Commons'
Discover how class tensions undermined the Pilgrimage of Grace.
Londoners react to the Pilgrimage of Grace
Discover how Londoners responded to the Pilgrimage of Grace.
'Little Moscow': One family and the General Strike
A source-rich local study of the General Strike through a radical family in a radical village.
