Florence Anne Cooter (1912-2004): Purpose and Audience Florence Anne Cooter reveals little in her nostalgic memoir as to why she is writing an autobiography nor does she reveal the …
Wally Ward : Purpose and Audience Wally Ward (born in 1914) wrote his memoir ‘Fit For Anything’ (2.798) during the 1960s, detailing his life as a sufferer of …
Edward S. Humphries: Purpose and Audience Written from his retirement in the years following 1974, Edward S. Humphries’ memoir explains in great detail a wonderful working class childhood. He writes …
Arthur P Jacobs: Purpose and Audience In Arthur’s memoir, he very much speaks for himself in a very personal way. His memoir is almost a chain of memories …
John Edmonds (1911-1984): Purpose and Audience A visit to his childhood home in 1948 spurred John Edmonds to ‘set down a record of people and memories with the …
John Urie (b. 1820): Purpose and Audience A lot of John’s audience and purpose for writing his piece comes from his attitude, but also from his professional career. As …
Walter John Eugene Elliott (1890-1977): Purpose and Audience Many working-class people felt that they had to apologise for writing their memoirs. They often felt that they held little importance and …
Thomas McLauchlan (1888-1979): Purpose and Audience “You may ask the question, why have you written all this, about your life? Firstly, my family suggested that I should write …
George Gregory (b.1888): Purpose and Audience Not once during People > Ideas does George raise the subject of why he’s writing. Neither purpose nor audience is addressed; we …
Eleanor Hutchinson (B 1915): Purpose & Audience “There would be no point in my writing this – all be it rough- account of my childhood unless I was prepared …
