David Rosenberg is an educator, writer and tour guide. He is the author of Rebel Footprints and Battle for the East End. Since 2008, he has led tours of key sites in London's social and political history.Ash Sarkar is a journalist, activist and academic. She is a Senior Editor at Novara Media.

• AcknowledgementsForeword by Ash SarkarIntroduction: Rebellious City1. Writers and Rioters in the Fleet Street Precinct2. Trailblazers for Democracy in Clerkenwell Green3. The Spark of Rebellion in Bow 4. Coming in from the Cold: Immigrant Agitators and Radicals in Spitalfields5. No Gods, No Masters: Radical Bloomsbury6. Life on the Boundary: Fighting for Housing in Bethnal Green and Shoreditch7. Stirrings from the South: The Battersea Four8. Speaking Truth to Power: Suffragettes and Westminster9. Not Afraid of the Prison Walls: Rebel Women and Men of Poplar10. People's Power in Bermondsey 11. No Pasaran! Cable Street and Long LaneConclusionBibliographyIndex

'David has brought the streets and buildings of London alive to the real history of the city and the struggles of ordinary people. Anyone reading this will walk the streets of our city with a different view of the world, and what people can do when they act together'

David Rosenberg is an educator, writer and tour guide. He is the author of Rebel Footprints and Battle for the East End. Since 2008, he has led tours of key sites in London's social and political history.Ash Sarkar is a journalist, activist and academic. She is a Senior Editor at Novara Media.

• AcknowledgementsForeword by Ash SarkarIntroduction: Rebellious City1. Writers and Rioters in the Fleet Street Precinct2. Trailblazers for Democracy in Clerkenwell Green3. The Spark of Rebellion in Bow 4. Coming in from the Cold: Immigrant Agitators and Radicals in Spitalfields5. No Gods, No Masters: Radical Bloomsbury6. Life on the Boundary: Fighting for Housing in Bethnal Green and Shoreditch7. Stirrings from the South: The Battersea Four8. Speaking Truth to Power: Suffragettes and Westminster9. Not Afraid of the Prison Walls: Rebel Women and Men of Poplar10. People's Power in Bermondsey 11. No Pasaran! Cable Street and Long LaneConclusionBibliographyIndex

'David has brought the streets and buildings of London alive to the real history of the city and the struggles of ordinary people. Anyone reading this will walk the streets of our city with a different view of the world, and what people can do when they act together'

David Rosenberg is an educator, writer and tour guide. He is the author of Rebel Footprints and Battle for the East End. Since 2008, he has led tours of key sites in London's social and political history.Ash Sarkar is a journalist, activist and academic. She is a Senior Editor at Novara Media.

• AcknowledgementsForeword by Ash SarkarIntroduction: Rebellious City1. Writers and Rioters in the Fleet Street Precinct2. Trailblazers for Democracy in Clerkenwell Green3. The Spark of Rebellion in Bow 4. Coming in from the Cold: Immigrant Agitators and Radicals in Spitalfields5. No Gods, No Masters: Radical Bloomsbury6. Life on the Boundary: Fighting for Housing in Bethnal Green and Shoreditch7. Stirrings from the South: The Battersea Four8. Speaking Truth to Power: Suffragettes and Westminster9. Not Afraid of the Prison Walls: Rebel Women and Men of Poplar10. People's Power in Bermondsey 11. No Pasaran! Cable Street and Long LaneConclusionBibliographyIndex

'David has brought the streets and buildings of London alive to the real history of the city and the struggles of ordinary people. Anyone reading this will walk the streets of our city with a different view of the world, and what people can do when they act together'