Emma Griffin’s Bread Winner reveals the human stories of the punishing Victorian economy
The historian explores the lives of families by making a detailed examination of 662 working-class autobiographies written from 1830 to 1903.
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New Thinking.
The historian explores the lives of families by making a detailed examination of 662 working-class autobiographies written from 1830 to 1903.
By Jad Adams2 November 1984: Let the patients decide on the risk of drugs.
By Jad AdamsIn the #MeToo era, a new biography examines the Indian leader’s strange relationships with women.
By Jad AdamsHistorian David Gilmour is interested in the motives and identities of individuals.
By Jad AdamsThe writer explores the rise of class warfare in Victorian Britain.
By Jad Adams