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London Stories: Personal Lives, Public Histories - Hilda Kean


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London Stories: Personal Lives, Public Histories - Hilda Kean

 
Description: ISBN 1854891499 / Genre: History / Author: Hilda Kean / Edition: illustrated edition / Paperback / 240 Pages / Book is published 2004-10 ... more
London Stories: Personal Lives, Public Histories - Hilda Kean ... by Rivers Oram Press

Newest Review: ... Mankelows. The first three chapters explore the roots of the family moving from an illiterate silk weaver in Bethnal Green ... more

 ... to a brick maker/farmer in the Kent countryside and further afield to farmers in the Black Country of Staffordshire, Shropshire borders. These chapters concern themselves with broader themes in 18th and 19th century English history such as the birth of the industrial revolution, philanthropy and living standards in London's East end and migration to the industrial cities whilst examine the individual stories and how they fitted in. to the family tree. These chapters were less satisfying as there was less evidence...more

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Premium Review London Stories: Personal Lives, Public Histories - Hilda Kean: A Story of London's Real Eastenders (934 words)
by - written on 15/06/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Who Am I? Where do I come from? Who were my ancestors and what were their lives like? These are all questions we my have pondered upon time to time whilst some of us have actually gone out and dug around in archives and graveyards to discover more about their family history. Fueled by the success of programmes like "Who Do You Think You are, is one of the most popular forms of research amongst amateur historians. There is one main problem with genealogy , it maybe fascination to you that great great great uncle Percy was a one legged coal miner with 5 kids and a wife in the workhouse but how important is it ion the bigger scale of things? Oxford lecturer Hilda ...  Read the complete review

 

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