Mary Bradbury – Purpose and Audience Mary Bradbury’s autobiography[1] reminisces upon her childhood, in a staggered and disjointed manner which does not …
No longer are the autobiographies of the working-classes seen merely as portrayals of ‘the psychological effects of social deprivation’ (Gagnier, 1987, p.1): …
William Belcher’s memoir describes his life from childhood to adulthood, through his own chronological accounts, and is able to present a vast picture of his life to …
Written from his retirement in the years following 1974, Edward S. Humphries’ memoir explains in great detail a wonderful working class childhood. He writes …
