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For several days from the 29th May 1848, 1000s of supporters of the chartist movement assembled on Clerkenwell Green. A… READ MORE
London’s long history of tailoring work goes back centuries. By the 19th century clothes production expanded, as the capital’s population… READ MORE
The Schools Action Union (SAU) was a children-led movement that existed between 1969 and 1974, and made significant gains in… READ MORE
During the riots in August 2011 we were handed this text: a communiqué claiming to be from a murky group..… READ MORE
The 1926 General Strike in Southwark In May 1926, the leaders of the Trades Union Congress called a General Strike.… READ MORE
“Thou art here indicted by the name of Flora, of the City of Rome, in the County of Babylon, for… READ MORE
On 16th April 1771, Daniel Clarke, a pattern drawer in the silk weaving trade, was chased by a crowd through… READ MORE
On 3rd April 1575, twenty Dutch Anabaptists were arrested near Aldgate on the eastern edge of the City of London,… READ MORE
In the early 19th Century, with working people being increasingly forced off the land and into urban areas, with the… READ MORE
“The first part of the procession, which was headed by boys and young men , dressed in a sort of… READ MORE
"People ask me what I do in the winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring."
~ Rogers Hornsby
A passionate baseball fan blog celebrating America's favorite pastime.
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