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From Catholic Devotion to Puritan Piety; Responses to the Reformation in the Avon Area, 1530 - 1603
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We aim to make this website accessible to everyone. Below we describe the standards and techniques we have used to achieve this. If you have any questions or suggestions or problems regarding the accessibility of this website, please do not hesitate to contact us. We hope to continually improve the use of the site for all of our visitors. The website is constantly evolving, and will be considerably expanded and refined in the coming years. Web st...
Bristol Politics in the Age of Peel, 1832 - 1847
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Public health in Victorian Bristol: the work of David Davies, Medical Officer of Health
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Richard Smith: Bristol Surgeon and Medical Collector 1772-1843
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The Bristol Record Society Digitalisation Programme
Since 2015, Bristol Record Society has been working on a programme of digitisation, in line with its core mission to make available materials needed for studying the history of our extraordinary city. While the Society began this initiative with the electronic publication of its own volumes, it has now moved on to other primary sources and scholarly works. In association with the Bristol Branch of the Historical Association, the BRS digitised and...
Village in Transition: Abbots Leigh, 1911 - 1921
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Felt-Hatting in Bristol & South Gloucestershire 1: the Rise
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Taking the pledge: the temperance movement in Bristol, 1830 – 1914
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Lebohang Kganye: ‘Dipina tsa Kganya’ – Leave the light when you leave for good
South African artist, Lebohang Kganye has collaborated with The Georgian House Museum to create an installation as part of Bristol Photo Festival. The Georgian House was once home to a sugar trader and his enslaved staff. Dipina tsa Kganya: Leave the light when you leave for good invites us to reflect on the legacy of colonialism as a shared history. Lebohang’s black and white three-channel video installation offers a response to the violence of ...
The Friends to Literature: Bristol Library Society 1772 - 1864
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Morning Stars of the Reformation: Early Religious Reformers in the Bristol Region
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The Medieval Friaries, Hospitals & Chapelries of Bristol
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The Alternative Annals of Avon History
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Avon Past 1988-09 Autumn Issue
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Avon Past 1993-03 Spring Issue
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Avon Past 1990-09 Autumn Issue
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Avon Past 1989-03 Spring Issue
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Avon Past 1983-03 Spring Issue
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Avon Past 1987-09 Autumn Issue
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Avon Past 1985-09 Autumn Issue
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Avon Past 1985-03 Spring Issue
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