Habits & Culture… And we’re going to Wembley Hughes’ memoirs are littered with a common theme, and that common theme is the joy he has …
Marion Owen (b. 1909): Habits, Culture and Belief ‘how glad I am now […] to have had this experience when young’ (Owen, p. 46) Independence was important to Marion and …
Annie Ford (1920 Onwards): Habits, Culture and Beliefs “They were always painted and grained every few years by the Landlord, but the tenants would wash and revarnish each Whitsuntide. It …
Faizur Rasul (b. 1910): Habits, Culture & Belief From Bengal to Birmingham could be seen as a clash of cultures, with an Indian man making his way to England with …
Ernest Richard Shotton (Born 1878): Habits, cultures and beliefs- the festivities Ernest Richard Shotton didn’t include much in his memoir about this particular topic. This had a lot to do with the fact …
Bessie Wallis (b. 1904) Habits, Culture & Beliefs ‘A gradual reduction in working hours and a higher level of disposable income for many people throughout the twentieth century created the …
Charles William Esam-Carter: Habits, Culture and Belief Charles discusses his introduction to religion in his early childhood, discussing a book he received for his birthday concerning the measles. This …
Minnie Frisby (b.1877): Habits, Culture and Belief Music was an important pastime for Minnie. She remembers her father teaching her to play musical instruments and dance with her when …
Agnes Cowper (1874-1963): Habits, Culture and Belief Agnes Cowper spent a large part of her childhood amongst the community of seafaring families like her own in Toxteth Park, Liverpool. …
Nora Isabel Adnams: Habits, Culture and Beliefs ‘Never spend every penny you earn, money commands respect, more so now than ever … but at the same time, be generous …
