A People's History of London - Lindsey German and John Rees Whalebone Press Musicians have often wanted to

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A People's History of London - Lindsey German and John Rees Whalebone Press Musicians have often wanted toHub of empire, world port and seat of government, London has a political history that is nevertheless entwined with the lives of its people, a multitude often dismissed throughout the centuries as a mob. This gripping new counter history reveals how London's poor and its immigrant population have shaped its history and identity over the ages: from apprentices closing the city gates on Charles I in the 1640s to modern fights against fascism and racism