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Today in London dole history: Greenwich/Deptford guardians offices occupied by unemployed, 1922.
The National Unemployed Workers Movement emerged as a powerful organisation of the unwaged working class in Britain during the post-World… READ MORE
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Today in London religious history: Lodovick Muggleton ordered to be pilloried, his books burnt, Old Bailey, 1677.
Lodowick Muggleton was a self-proclaimed prophet, who emerged from the swirling pool of sects, preachers and cults that characterised mid-17th… READ MORE
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New Publications from Past Tense
OK – first of all, hands up – these aren’t totally new. They came out in October, but we’ve been… READ MORE
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Today in London housing history: Elsy Borders goes to court in West Wickham mortgage strike, 1938.
Elsy Borders changed the course of legal and political history in the field of owner-occupied housing mortgages. The campaigns around… READ MORE
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