Julius Van Daal - Belo Como Uma Prisão em Chamas

In the first days of June 1780, the poor of London rose up shouting: 'No to slavery!' The cellars of high officials and the distilleries of brandy are looted. Prisons are set on fire. The Bank of England is surrounded by the furious mob. This leaderless and doctrineless insurrection has been concealed or slandered by historians of all persuasions, who hoped it would be forgotten forever. Here is a brief, stimulating and necessary narrative for the current moment in Portugal and the world.