- Who Owns England? by Guy Shrubsole
- Books on Peterborough and The Fens
- The Many-Headed Hydra by Peter Linebaugh and Marcus Rediker
- A People’s History Of England by A.L. Morton
- The Long Affray: The Poaching Wars in Britain by Harry Hopkins
- (1834*) Tolpuddle Man by Graham Moore
- This Land Is Our Land by Marion Shoard
- The Sound Of History by Roy Palmer
- (1844) The Leane by William Barnes
- A Ballad History of England by Roy Palmer
- The Painful Plough by Roy Palmer
- The Making of the English Working Class by E.P. Thompson
- (1885) Three Acres And A Cow
- Owning The Earth by Andro Linklater
- (1840) Song On The Times
- John Ball and the Peasants’ Revolt (60 mins)
- Female Revolutionaries
- (1819) The Mask Of Anarchy by Percy Bysshe Shelley
- A History Of Community Asset Ownership by Steve Wyler
- The Invention Of Capitalism by Michael Perelman
- Whiteway Colony in the Cotswolds
- The Bold Poachers (The Oakham Poachers)
- (1790*) Smile In Your Sleep by Jim McLean
- (1849) Chartists poems and songs
- (1882*) Land Corporation of Ireland song by Duncan Bourne
- (1809) Petition of the Pigs in Kent
- Slavery and the foundations of modern day economics
- (1830) Owslebury lads
- (1830) Eight shillings a week
- East Yorkshire Historical Society booklets on enclosure and the open field system
- Traditional Ballad index at California State University
- Insight into UK slum building from 1800s
- The early coop movement and raising funds for migration back to countryside
- The Ascott Martyrs
- (1846) The Blackstone-Edge Song by Ernest Jones
- (1780) Die Gedanken Sind Frei
- Politics, performance and pageant in the 1930s
- (1814*) Dùthaich Mhic Aoidh by Ewan Robertson
- (1872) My master and I
- A lovely succint history overview (England and Forest of Dean)
- Dadabhai Naoroji – Britain’s first Asian MP in 1892
- Cotters and Squatters by Colin Ward
- Where Beards Wag All by George Ewart Evans
- The Same Sky over All by David Smith
- Natives by Akala
- A History of Allotments in Sheffield by Margaret Boulton
- How Profits From Slavery Changed the Landscape of the Scottish Highlands
- (1885) other ‘Three Acres And A Cow’ themed ballads
- An Atlas of Rural Protest in Britain 1548-1900 by Andrew Charlesworth
- The Island by Francis Brett Young
- (1300s) The Cutty Wren
- (1400s) The Bitter Withy
- Folk Song In England by A.L. Lloyd
- The Book of Trespass by Nick Hayes
- The Poetry of the Clearances by Sorley Maclean
- Spiorad a’ Charthannais (The Spirit of Kindliness), by the Lewis poet Iain Mac a’ Ghobhainn (John Smith)
- (1987) Beds Are Burning by Midnight Oil
- (1851*) The Ballad Of Crowfoot by Willie Dunn
- Right to Roam saves Epping Forest in 1870s
- (1866) Ballad of Berkhamsted Common
- South Derbyshire (Melbourne) protest
- (1884) The Foresters’ Egg! A Timely Warning!
