Kennington 1848 Project booklets now available to buy

Posted on August 30, 2019 by seancreighton1947

Keenington 1848

Book Title: Kennington 1848: Our Story
Author: Kennington Chartist Project
Publication date: 2019
Publisher: Independent Publishing Network
ISBN: 978-1-78972-277-2

Contents: The Story of the Project; Mark Crail: The Story of the 10th April 1848; Charter for a Kennington 1848 Commemoration
Title: Kennington 1848: Another Look
Author: Kennington Chartist Project
Publication date: 2019
Publisher: Independent Publishing Network
ISBN: 978-1-78972-278-9

Contents: David Steele: How many were in the Crowd?; Vic Clarke: Who was there?; S> I. Martin: Who was William Cuffay?; Marietta Crichton Stuart: Chartism Women and the Vote & Back to the Land; and Katrina Navikas: Kennington Common, Protest and Public Space

Sale price

£8 together  + £0.83 postage

from Sean Creighton: sean.creighton1947@btinternet.com

Also available:

Kennington Common 10 April 1848.  Chartism in Lambeth – an introduction

by Sean Creighton (History & Social Action Publications 2018)

£2 plus 83p postage

All three together: £10 + £1.72p postage

Available for sale on Sean’s bookstall at Lambeth History Fair 7 September

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About seancreighton1947

I have lived in Norbury since July 2011. I blog on Croydon, Norbury and history events,news and issues. I have been active on local economy, housing and environment issues with Croydon TUC and Croydon Assembly. I have submitted views to Council Committees and gave evidence against the Whitgift Centre CPO and to the Local Plan Inquiry. I am a member of Norbury Village Residents Association and Chair of Norbury Community Land Trust, and represent both on the Love Norbury community organisations partnership Committee. I used to write for the former web/print Croydon Citizen. I co-ordinate the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Croydon Radical History Networks and edit the North East Popular Politics history database. I give history talks and lead history walks. I retired in 2012 having worked in the community/voluntary sector and on heritage projects. My history interests include labour, radical and suffrage movements, mutuality, Black British, slavery & abolition, Edwardian roller skating and the social and political use of music and song. I have a particular interest in the histories of Battersea and Wandsworth, Croydon and Lambeth. I have a publishing imprint History & Social Action Publications.
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