Author name: R.W. Morrell

R.W. Morrell was a prominent figure, writer, and reviewer associated with the Thomas Paine Society UK, known for his deep engagement with Thomas Paine's life, writings, and legacy, authoring reviews and articles for their publications, highlighting Paine's revolutionary ideas on rights, religion, and social reform, and contributing historical materials for preservation. He actively supported initiatives to create a National History Centre for Paine, lending items from his personal collection (like Chartist materials and Paine-related documents) to the Transport & General Workers Union (TULC) for exhibitions.

Map of East Sussex, UK with Lewes district highlighted

REPORT OF THE 1963 TULC CONFERENCE

R.W. Morrell / October 31, 1964

Thomas Paine Society UK, TPUK 1965 Number 2

As mentioned in the A.G.M. Report the Society is co-operating with the Trade Union, Labour, Co-operative and Democratic History Society. This body organised a conference in London on October 31st. at which the Thomas Paine Society was officially represented.

Thomas Paine in Lewes

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