A people's history of England

England countryside, illustration by Clifford Harper

English countryside, illustration by Clifford Harper

This classic 1938 work by AL Morton lays out the main outlines and most important turning points of British history - from the point of view of the ordinary people - in a clear and jargon-free style.

England-part-1.pdf (9.68 MB)

England-part-2.pdf (7.73 MB)

Hi, I would like to read this, is it possible to be available as MOBI?

I'd just download the pdf and use this (or some similar) site (pdf to mobi converter).

Got it but not read it yet-purchased from old bookshop in Camden Lock

Thank you, I did not know these types of sites existed

Khawaga, if you've converted it to mobi (or epub) do you think you could upload it here?

The century of revolution, 1603-1714

Christopher Hill's grassroots history of 17th-century England, as the modern state began to take shape.

Solidarity motor bulletin #01: Ford struggle 73

Solidarity motor bulletin about workers' struggles at Ford across Europe and Australia in 1973.

Solidarity for workers' power #2.05

Issue of Solidarity from 16 September 1962 with articles about a Committee of 100 leaflet being distributed in Moscow, the situation in Vauxhall plants, the Japanese Zengakuren and more.

Industrial Workers of the World post advocating sabotage

Sabotage: a study in industrial conflict - Geoff Brown

A superb and detailed 1977 study of the practice of worker sabotage of production, particularly by…