Amy Frances Gomm: (b.1899): Habits, Culture & Beliefs ‘Three stirs and a wish for everyone’ (Gomm, 43) It is not unreasonable to conclude that Amy was definitely a family oriented …
Jack Vallance (b. 1914) – Habits & Beliefs The ‘Childhood’ section of Jack’s writing spans the first twenty pages of the memoir before he moves on to discuss his career. …
Florence Anne Cooter (1912-2004): Habits and Beliefs In her writing, Florence does not focus on own her own habits and beliefs, and gives little insight into this theme. However, …
John Britton 1771-1857: Habits, Culture and Belief John Britton dearly believed that education was the most important thing for all men in England be there of working or upper …
William Belcher (1884-1961) – Habits and Beliefs William Belcher displays a huge concern with belief throughout his memoirs. Religion is an important aspect in his life and shapes his …
Mary Howitt (1888-1983): Soroptimist International ‘When we emerge from this nightmare and the struggle is over we must be stronger than ever to see that all our …
Mary Bradbury (b. circa 1900): Habits, Culture and Belief Mary Bradbury’s enjoyment of the community spirit which existed within Cottardale is present throughout her memoir. A particular example of this are …
Eva Shilton (b.1907): Habits, Culture and Beliefs Though leisure time and cultural activities were not readily available to Eva and her family on account of their financial hardship, Eva …
John Shinn (1837-1925): Habits, Belief and Culture John Shinn introduces his two predominant habits of painting and playing music that became an everyday occupation during his childhood. Despite growing …
Edward S. Humphries: Habits, Culture and Beliefs Edward S. Humphries lead a wonderful and exciting life crossing three continents with the British Army. This dutiful and fulfilling lifestyle all …
