Further Reading
- Vagabonds All by His Honour Judge Edward Abbott Parry, published by Charles Scribners' Sons in 1926, 264p. illust. See "Ch.IX: John Nichols Tom, The Zealot", p. 184-207.
- The Last Rising of the Agricultural Labourers: Rural Life and Protest in Nineteenth-century England by Barry Reay ISBN 0-19-820187-7 (1 October 1990), ISBN 978-0-9564827-2-3 (Breviary Stuff Publications, 31 July 2010).
- Battle in Bossenden Wood the strange story of Sir William Courtenay by P. G. Rogers. published by Oxford University press 1961
- The Life and Extraordinary Adventures of Sir William Courtenay by James Hunt 1838 - Download in PDF >
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