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During Mandela's 27 years in prison it was illegal in South Africa to quote his words or have photograph of him, but this did not stop him from becoming a global symbol of the fight against tyranny. The words on this tea towel are from a 1964 speech, but he never abandoned these ideals, and when released in 1990 he emerged with concrete plans for change based on reconciliation.
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The corvids, the crow family: adaptable, intelligent and robust, and with a sober beauty all their own. Here is a handy kitchen-window guide to the chief corvid species of western Eurasia, from the ubiquitous crows to the reclusive chough. Approximately 68 x 45 cm, with...
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The floor plans of ten of the churches built in the City of London by Sir Christopher Wren between 1670 and 1711, to replace those destroyed in the Great Fire. The crowded nature of the City means that only one of the churches shown is...
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Illustration by Walter Crane to celebrate May Day 1895 for the socialist magazine The Clarion. This tea towel is another beautiful design from The Radical Tea Towel Company. Half Panama unbleached cotton (heavy weight, textured finish). Stitched on all four sides. Measures approximately 48 x 70...
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A cute collection of seemingly innocent birds that all have rather foul names. So if you are a twitcher that will titter over a Tufted Titmouse then this is the perfect gift for you! A set of 2 tea towels, one plain blue.Both dish towels are...
