The Tolpuddle Martyrs were six farm workers in the 18th century arrested for forming a union, including brothers George and James Loveless. They were sentenced to seven years of transportation to Australia, prompting nationwide protests and support for their cause. Many people marched in London and organized petitions demanding their freedom.

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4. Who were they
In 18th century six farm workers called the Tollpuddle Martyrs were
arrested for forming a union. Brothers George and James loveless,James
Hammett,James Brine,Thomas Standfeild,and his son John Standfeild
swore an oath.v

5. Who were they
In 18th century six farm workers called the Tollpuddle Martyrs were
arrested for forming a union. Brothers George and James loveless,James
Hammett,James Brine,Thomas Standfeild,and his son John Standfeild
swore an oath.v

6. What period of time did they live?
In 18th century six farm workers called the Tollpuddle Martyrs were arrested for for
loveless,
James Hammett,James Brine,Thomas Standfeild,and his son John Standfeild
swore an oath.

7. What period of time did they live?
In 18th century six farm workers called the Tollpuddle Martyrs were arrested for for
loveless,
James Hammett,James Brine,Thomas Standfeild,and his son John Standfeild
swore an oath.

8. What happened to them?
They were sentenced seven years transportation and were sent to australia. Massive protests swept
across the country. Thousands of people marched through London and many more organised petitions
and meeting to n there freedom. They were on strike and refused to work for just a shilling.