TPUK 2000 Number 1 Volume 5

In 1964, the Thomas Paine Society UK foundation was founded with a goal of promoting a better understanding of the man and his work. The Thomas Paine Society UK became the premier Thomas Paine historical society in the UK. In 2025, the Thomas Paine National Historical Association merged with the Thomas Paine Society UK to form the internationally-focused Thomas Paine Historical Association. This is the 2000 Number 1 Volume 5 edition of the Thomas Paine Society UK Bulletin, published from 1965 to 2013.

This later image shows the artist's interpretation of the Luddites breaking a loom. Byron was speaking up to oppose the Frame Breaking Act of 1812 that would make machine breaking a capital crime. Wikimedia Commons

John Blackner And The Suttons, An Episode In Nottingham’s Political History

Thomas Paine Society UK, TPUK 2000 Number 1 Volume 5

Although Charles Sutton preferred to restrict his political opinions anonymously to the pages of his paper, his few separately published essays being religious in character, John Blackner was never one to conceal his, and his outspokenness was to damn his reputation.

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