Lucy Luck (1848-1922):Researching Writing Lives The opportunity to write about a memoir of a working-class writer has been a greatly rewarding process. Upon first encountering the task …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Transcription A Little of My Life. Mrs. Lucy Luck The London Mercury, Vol. XIII Nov. 1925- April 1926 Ed. by J.C.Squire The following …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Home and Family Part 2 Lucy’s home-life following her childhood in the workhouse offers an insight into the hardships and instability facing many working-class people and families …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Education and Schooling Lucy’s education is a section of her memoir that provides insight into the elements of school life that are not directly linked …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Purpose and Audience “Mother used to sit and write it at night when she couldn’t sleep” The memoir of Lucy Luck is one of great …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Life and Labour Part 2 “I always liked my work very much and although I had trouble with it when I first learnt, it has been a …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Home and Family “My father I will sum up in a very few words. I had been given to understand that he was an experienced …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Life and Labour Lucy’s working life at the silk mills Like so many Victorians, Lucy’s life is dominated by work and is an aspect of …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): An Introduction “How often I was tempted to lead a bad life, but there always seemed to be a hand to hold me back.” …
Lucy Luck (1848-1922): Biographical Entry 456 LUCK, Lucy, ‘A Little of My Life’, edited by J. C. Squire, London Mercury, Vol. xiii, No.76, Nov 1925-Apr 1926, pp.354-73. …
