Stroud and strouds and the Atlantic Archipelago
From Stroud to Strouds: The Hidden History of a British Fur Trade Textile Cory Wilmott Textile History Journal November 2005 These rough...
Online Radical Stroud, for 2020's Social Distancing Comrades and Dreamers
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From Stroud to Strouds: The Hidden History of a British Fur Trade Textile Cory Wilmott Textile History Journal November 2005 These rough...
A comparison of Island Man and Limbo with a formal piece of writing as an assessment, if wanted. There then follows a piece about...
At first glance, any connection between Kings Stanley, Near the Cotswold mill town of Stroud, And Jesse James of Wild West infamy, Would...
Notes and Thoughts derived from reading The New Working Class How to win Hearts, Minds and Votes Claire Ainsley, Policy Press 2018 How do...
Novels, Fiction, Facts, Allegories and Covid-19 Following on from resonant extracts from Daniel Defoe, here's something similar from...
A Ghost Pub Pilgrimage through Stroud and the Five Valleys An A-Z Gazetteer With thanks to Geoff Sandles and his invaluable and necessary...
Reimagining how the Railway Lies I live in Stroud, Home of the arch commemorating the abolition of slavery, An arch from 1834, Standing...
In 1984 Orwell wrote “If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever.“ I think he was wrong. If...
Statues and History and Heritage ‘You can’t change history,’ they cry. Forgetting the old Collingwood adage: ‘Every generation re-writes...
Novels, Fiction, Facts, Allegories, History and Covid-19 The first in a series of posts: A Journal of the Plague Year Daniel Defoe ‘ … it...
When I was a little, tiny boy, Me daddy said to me The time has come my bonny, bonny bairn, To learn your ABC. Now Daddy was a lodge...
I’ve written this simple A to Z guide so it can be used to stitch a sampler; be recited at night when you can’t sleep; used as a memory...
Gloucester Docks: Revealing a hidden Colonial Landscape and Waterscape It was pouring February rain, When I visited Gloucester Docks: The...
I discovered a time machine today Powered by creosote I was sat on the roof of an abandoned air raid shelter Nestling beneath our Iron...
‘For the moment, our freedoms have to be restricted. But when the lockdown ends, let’s celebrate by demanding a right to roam on open...
Let’s go to the pub! I wrote recently about the Lord John and have written one or two in the past about The Prince Albert. We are also...
We are not only a martial country (See previous post on here: National Identity in a Time of Crisis) But we are also a nation of slaving...
by Stuart Butler When even a Tory traditionalist Such as Edmund Burke could assert that, “the number of estates, country-houses, castles,...
Dominic Raab, knowing that a week is a long time in politics, has said that “Now is not the time to commit to an inquiry”. He knows that...
Thursday evening, 8pm, 23 April 2020. I’ve decided to drop my participation in the ‘Clapping for the NHS’ ritual. I feel bad about it, as...