Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser

Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser

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Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
  • Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
  • Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
  • Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
  • Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
  • Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
  • Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser
Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser

Twenty Personal Accounts — edited by Ronald Fraser

$8.00
$8.00

Author: Edited by Ronald Fraser

Publisher: Penguin Books

Format: Paperback

Edition: First published in New Left Review. This collection first published by Penguin Books, 1968. Pelican Original A917.

ISBN: No ISBN

Condition: Second-hand paperback. General vintage wear to cover and edges, including rubbing, light marks, corner wear, age toning and a small old price sticker to the front cover. Spine and binding appear intact. Please see photos for the exact copy available.

A collection of twenty first-hand accounts of working life, edited by Ronald Fraser, originally published in New Left Review. The book presents personal reflections from workers across a wide range of occupations, including nightwatchman, clerk, factory worker, signalwoman, bus driver, housewife, technician, programmer, accountant and others. Together they form a vivid social document of labour, identity and class in post-war Britain, with a concluding essay by Raymond Williams.

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