WATERSTONES IN ASSOCIATION WITH TAYSIDE HISTORICAL TOURS PRESENTS:
FOOD FOR THE CROWS: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A DUNDEE RADICAL

TALK AND DISCUSSION LED OFF BY DR ANTHONY COX

TUESDAY, 3 rd JUNE, 6PM
WATERSTONES BOOKSTORE, COMMERCIAL STREET

2008 marks the bicentenary of the death of George Mealmaker, the weaver and radical leader who was sentenced to transportation to Botany Bay in 1798. The event will celebrate the life and work of this all but forgotten figure in Dundee 's political history and will focus on Mealmaker's contribution to the town's reputation as a centre of radical politics in the 1790s and his continuing legacy.

George Mealmaker

TAYSIDE HISTORICAL TOURS PRESENTS:

WALK THROUGH MEALMAKER'S DUNDEE

A guided tour of some of some of the principal sites in the city centre associated with his life and times.

FROM OUTSIDE THE DCA, PERTH ROAD
THURSDAY 5 th JUNE, 7PM
& TUESDAY 10 th JUNE, 7PM

THE TOURS WILL LAST APPROX 1 ½ HOURS AND WILL COST £5

CONTACT TAYSIDE HISTORICAL TOURS ON 0789 9798979 OR This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to book your place