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Monthly Archives: June 2018

Partner Sites, Planning, Student Ambassadors

Age of Revolution national launch Monday 18th June

June 18, 2018 rjb57

 

The national launch of the Age of Revolution central project takes place today, Monday 18th June https://ageofrevolution.org/

Check out the activity over the coming weeks on Facebook and Twitter

Spread the word! #ageofrevolution

 

Main project site

Remember that this is just our baby weblog site at the University of Kent. The main project site for the Age of Revolution, which is the gateway for a host of educational materials, can be found here: https://ageofrevolution.org/

Cruikshank on Peterloo (1819)

Detail showing Peterloo Massacre
June 2018
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The Great Dragon and the Beast from the Sea

Romanticist vision of revolution by William Blake
One of a series of watercolours by William Blake (c.1805) which took inspiration from the Book of Revelation but reflected contemporary fears of revolution
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