Sources of British Revolutionary Politics

Edited By: R. G. Williams

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A collection of radical documents covering revolutionary and working-class politics in Great Britain. It covers movements in British history from ancient Britain (60 CE) to the rise of the modern labour movement in 1920.

This book is a collection of radical documents and sources from the Middle Ages, the English Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, and the Rise of Labour…

This book is a collection of radical documents and sources from the Middle Ages, the English Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, and the Rise of Labour in the 19th century and the 20th century, covering the revolutionary and working-class politics of Great Britain. Specifically, it covers the revolutionary events and movements in British history from ancient Britain to the rise of the modern labour movement — from 60 CE to 1920.

Rhys Glyn Williams is a writer, essayist and political writer. He is a graduate of the Australian National University and the London School of Economics. Politically, he is a Socialist (Socialist Humanist), and a member of the British Labour Party and the Australian Labor Party (ALP). He works in education, with a specific interest in continuing education.