Taken from the Mirrorpix archive, the photographs in this volume depict the long history of protest as a means of political expression in the UK. From suffragettes being arrested in London in the early 20th century to modern anti-fracking rallies, it covers topics including equal rights, environmental campaigns and anti-war demonstrations.
'Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.' - Margaret Mead
Britain was built on protest. From Magna Carta to the suffragettes, the Peasants' Revolt to the Iraq War; British people have never been afraid to take to the street. Protest: Britain on the March takes a look at the lengths that ordinary people will go to make their voices heard, all through the lens of Mirrorpix's incredible photo archive.
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