From an execution. Reader: Helen Lederer.

A courtroom is flustered. Reader: Helen Lederer

William Davidson, righteous. Reader: Michael Ramsay

Mrs Davidson’s job. Reader: a west country friend.

The wounding of a poet. Reader: Paul Bradley

Thistlewood reassesses Hunt Reader: Craig Pinder

The trek begins.Reader: Charles Whaley

The anticipation of soup. Reader: Helen Lederer

William Davidson stirs hearts. Reader: Michael Ramsay

Mrs Davidson writes a letter. Reader: a west country friend

Young Brunt loses buttons. Reader: Judy Meewezen

Edwards arrives in London. Reader: Craig Pinder

Harrowby makes a friend. Reader: Paul Bradley

Night time in the colony. Reader: Charles Whaley

A rebel is born. Reader: Craig Pinder

Mrs Davidson’s shock Reader: a west country friend.

Letter from Jamaica. Reader: Prof. Paulette Ramsay

Mrs Ings loses her pies. Reader: Helen Lederer.

Edwards and the singer. Reader: Craig Pinder

Mrs Ings make a tricky visit. Reader: Helen Lederer

Settlers settle in. Reader: Charles Whaley

Thistlewood addresses his men: Reader: Craig Pinder

William Davidson’s boots. Reader: Michael Ramsay

Mrs. Tidd’s unexpected visitor. Reader: Judy Meewezen

Mrs Ings cleans the shop. Reader: Helen Lederer

Edwards is doing alright. Reader: Craig Pinder

The King needs persuading. Reader: Paul Bradley