Regional Historian: annual journal of the Regional History Centre, UWE Bristol (2022)
University of the West of England
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B/PER/REGI.1/NS.3/2021-22 |
Publication Details
Format
Paperback
Height
28cm
Number of pages
107p
Embellishment
Colour illustrations
Volume Details
Number
New Series 3
Title
2021-2022
Note
Contents:
Slippery tongues of heresy in the Forest of Dean: the Lydney Lollards by MOSS
Fake news on the Severn: Charles I at Black Rock by MEAD
Quaker doctors in Georgian Bristol by CULLIMORE
The aftermath of the Blagdon Controversy - hallmarks of the Clapham Sect in Hannah More's Nailsea School 1800-1833 by EDWARDS
The waterscapes of the Wiltshire Moonrakers Revisited 1825-1895 by EDWARDS
Mischievous and senseless propaganda: Victorian anti-vaxxers in South West England by BYRNE
Following in Jennings' footsteps: a Victorian tour of Bristol by BROOKS & CATTLE
Why a parish? ancient boundaries and marker stones in Bristol by LEA-JONES
Housing and property development in Victorian Bristol: James Derham and the St. Andrews' estate by MALPASS
Balrley Brake and Prisoners' base: John Virgo and the battle for Walton Common 1892-1928 by POOLE
Late July, 1916: a brief moment of respite on the Somme by CHARD
Rose Pender: well-heeled traveller yet a woman of contradictions by HOWELLS
Have they a sense of justice?: Britain's first female jurors at the Bristol Quarter Sessions by JOHN
The 1921 Stapleton Road railway accident by ESBESTER
An unsectarian, all-purpose, educational settlement: a hundred years of the Bristol Folk House by BYRNE
Black music in North Somerset and Bristol: a 1970s memoir by CHAPPLE
Making air waves: Fem FM - the UK's first all-female radio station by SHARP
A tribute to Andy King: Bristol M Shed's curator of industrial and maritime history by MALPASS
Slippery tongues of heresy in the Forest of Dean: the Lydney Lollards by MOSS
Fake news on the Severn: Charles I at Black Rock by MEAD
Quaker doctors in Georgian Bristol by CULLIMORE
The aftermath of the Blagdon Controversy - hallmarks of the Clapham Sect in Hannah More's Nailsea School 1800-1833 by EDWARDS
The waterscapes of the Wiltshire Moonrakers Revisited 1825-1895 by EDWARDS
Mischievous and senseless propaganda: Victorian anti-vaxxers in South West England by BYRNE
Following in Jennings' footsteps: a Victorian tour of Bristol by BROOKS & CATTLE
Why a parish? ancient boundaries and marker stones in Bristol by LEA-JONES
Housing and property development in Victorian Bristol: James Derham and the St. Andrews' estate by MALPASS
Balrley Brake and Prisoners' base: John Virgo and the battle for Walton Common 1892-1928 by POOLE
Late July, 1916: a brief moment of respite on the Somme by CHARD
Rose Pender: well-heeled traveller yet a woman of contradictions by HOWELLS
Have they a sense of justice?: Britain's first female jurors at the Bristol Quarter Sessions by JOHN
The 1921 Stapleton Road railway accident by ESBESTER
An unsectarian, all-purpose, educational settlement: a hundred years of the Bristol Folk House by BYRNE
Black music in North Somerset and Bristol: a 1970s memoir by CHAPPLE
Making air waves: Fem FM - the UK's first all-female radio station by SHARP
A tribute to Andy King: Bristol M Shed's curator of industrial and maritime history by MALPASS