‘Bread or Blood’: Fenland Riots, 200 years on
In the early summer of 1816, postwar England was alarmed by news of a revolt.
In the early summer of 1816, postwar England was alarmed by news of a revolt.
In the early summer of 1816, postwar England was alarmed by news of a revolt.
In the early summer of 1816, postwar England was alarmed by news of a revolt.
Gareth Calway looks back at the 'Bread of Blood' Riots of 1816 in Littleport and Ely, their bloody aftermath - and how the people are Fenland are marking the 200th anniversary on Sunday May 22.
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