A historical novel based on the actual events surrounding the Swing Riots in Hampshire in 1830. Two brothers, who are agricultural workers, protest against the use of labour-displacing threshing machines, challenging injustice in defence of their rights. But they are sentenced to transportation to Australia for life as a result of their actions.

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• THE JOURNAL OF LADY BARRENTS 1830
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• THE JOURNAL OF LADY BARRENTS 1830
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• POLITICAL REGISTER, 3rd OCTOBER 1830 TREATMENT Of Men Applying for Parish Relief
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• THE BRIGHTON GAZETTE, 6th NOVEMBER 1830
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• THE JOURNAL OF LADY BARRENTS 1830
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• THE TIMES, 8th JANUARY 1831 CONVICT UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH AT WINCHESTER (From a Correspondent)
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• THE TIMES, 17th JANUARY 1831 EXECUTION OF HENRY COOK AT WINCHESTER (From a Correspondent)
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• SYDNEY GAZETTE, 1st OCTOBER 1835 From the English papers WILLIAM COBBETT
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• AUTHOR’S NOTE