'Educate to form Citizens', Mary Wollstonecraft, 1792
Thomas Paine on Sovereignty, The Rights of Man, 1791
'A citizen of the world', Richard Price, 1789
'Immediate, not gradual abolition', Elizabeth Heyrick, 1824
'Freedom of Speech', Charles James Fox, 1795
'Real Reform', Political Register, 1816, William Cobbett
'Natural Rights', A Vindication of the Rights of Men, 1790, Mary Wollstonecraft
'The cause of America', Common Sense, 1776, Thomas Paine
The Trade Union Act 1913 and the Labour Party | The Manchester Guardian 23 June 1913
Breaking News: Victory at Waterloo! | The Times, 22 June 1815
Breaking News: The Revolution of 1846 | 21 February 1846
Breaking News: Peers vs. the People | The 1884 Hyde Park Monster Demonstration
The Titanic and the fate of Third Class passengers as reported in the Daily Herald, 27 April 1912
Anti-Coronation Protests in Dublin, May 1937
Republicanism at the time of Queen Victoria's coronation in 1838
The Suffragette Coronation Procession of 1911
History Hub was created as part of 'Citizens: 800 years in the making', a National Lottery Heritage Fund supported project led by Dr Matthew Smith at Royal Holloway, University of London. It explores the history of liberty, protest, rebellion and reform from Magna Carta to the Suffragettes and beyond.
History Hub has been designed not just as a free resource for schools and colleges but as a space where Royal Holloway students and early career researchers can gain experience in researching, script writing, and presenting educational videos.
Regular contributors have included: Dr Claire Kennan, Dr Steven Franklin, Dr Katie Carpenter, Angela Platt, Elena Rossi, Sam Angell and Dr Michaela Jones.
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1 May 2017