Not One of Us -Individuals set apart by choice, circumstances, crowds or the mob in Exeter, 1451 – 1952

The examples in this innovative book span six centuries and detail the lives of a range of individuals. Some were celebrated while others were derided, some banished and a few executed. Chance, circumstance and choice played a part in bringing people to public fame or notoriety. Combinations of politics, religion, crime, war, illness and independent thinking played a crucial part in separating certain individuals from the rest in Exeter. Heroes and villains are included as well as many other people who were neither one nor the other. Crowds, mobs, local and national governments, the churches and vested interests have all been responsible for singling out individuals considered to be problematic, inconvenient, belligerent or awkward. Publisher The Mint Press. Author Todd Gray. Paperback. 304 pages with 197 images. Size A5 210mm x 148mm