Fred Baxter (1908-1997): Politics and Protest “…she wrote and suggested that I should be mentioned in the Queen’s Honours List because my wife and I done quite a …
Joe Ayre (b.1910): Politics, Protests and Class Having titled his memoir The Socialist, it is unsurprising to find that Joe regularly makes reference to socialism and its ideas. When …
Minnie Frisby (b.1877): Politics, Protests and Class In Memories, Minnie does not discuss any political tendencies she or her family had. Instead Minnie focuses her memoir with references to …
Lorna Kite (b.1916): Politics and Protest. The Second World War was definitely a political movement, its history can be traced in Lorna’s memoir. At the beginning she states …
William Wright (b.1846): Politics and Protest ‘I was with them for five years and did all the Government work with them: this did me some good in after …
Allen Hammond (b.1894): Politics & Protest Tomorrow couldn’t be worse had tremendous focus on the interviewee more that anything else, therefore Allen doesn’t seem to have a particular …
Florence Anne Cooter (1912-2004): Class, Politics and Protest. Florence’s memoir does not dedicate its time to focusing on her political or class views. However, we can make our own assumptions …
May Rainer. Politics and Protest (b. 1909) Throughout Rainer’s memoir, we see evidence of her feminist views through her frustration about gender inequality in the early 20th century. She …
Anita Elizabeth Hughes (born 1892): Politics and Protest Anita Elizabeth Hughes’s autobiography focuses on her personal life fully. Even when big events are happening in Britain such as the First …
John Britton 1771-1857: Politics, Protest and Class In chapter IV of Britton’s autobiography he goes into great detail about the government and the role of the government in society. …
