THE BATTLE OF BONNYMUIR: The Scottish insurrection of 1820 - 5th April
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- In THE BATTLE OF BONNYMUIR: The Scottish insurrection of 1820, Bruce Fummey stands by The Mercat Cross in Broad St Stirling, the site of last beheading in scotland to talk about Scottish history, Scottish radicals and The Rights of Man.
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thanks for this Bruce. I live 10 minutes walk to the Bonnymuir memorial and a friend of mine, who died a couple of years ago, kept the site in best order with some other locals. It will always be looked after and the lesson is sadly one of that constant theme of british betrayal and persecution of the Scots.
Thanks for pointing me to this video Bruce, not sure how I managed to miss it.
Great job Bruce.
Cheers
Imagine that workers going on strike for democracy. This event needs to be better known thanks Bruce. Workers beheaded for demanding rights. It in many ways was a spark that spread, and feed, a movementl for representative government though the British Empire. Another Scottish first.
Damn the cobblestones! I keep rewinding so I can hear you over the road noise. But the effort was worth it. Thank you so much for both the information and embedded humor. I appreciate your 'humorization' and humanization of historical events. Thanks again.
"it's a recipe for a stern facebook post". Omg lololol 😂😂😂😂😂
So much great information in these videos! Thanks!
Love your videos, keep them coming! Cheers from Dunedin NZ
Dave, here's the link for Dunedin live shows. I'd be really grateful if you'd help by spreading the word far and wide Let's fill this place www.dunedinfringe.nz/events/stories-of-scotland
Andrew Hardie and John Baird was this at the same time Radical war Liberty or Death: The Radical War of 1820............my god nothing has changed
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Great video Bruce, But what about The Battle of George Square in Glasgow on Friday 31 January 1919?
One day
@@ScotlandHistoryTours Cannae wait! :-)
Great content, but the recording is tough. Is there a way to reduce the background noise, especially on a cobbled street?
No, this is old days stuff when it was just my mobile and what you get. I never thought it would get this serious
@@ScotlandHistoryTours Not a problem. I'm actually pretty easy. Stop it!
They arrived by UFO lmao! 😄 do they have UFO things going on there?