I would like to see the persimmon tree.

The Luddites considered a certain Ned Ludd to be their leader, also known as “King Ludd” or “General Ludd,” to whom was attributed the destruction of two stocking frames that produced cheap stockings and undermined the work of experienced knitters, and whose signature appears on the workers’ manifesto of that time. Historically, it has not been confirmed whether Ned Ludd existed or not.