Overview: Examines the lives of one hundred English working-class individuals.Offers a unique perspective on their life including schooling, employment, life on home front, family relationships.Contributes to kStanley Rice, born in London in 1905, began his autobiography by stating that his life was ‘an ordinary average life with all its ups and downs’. Stanley may have described his life as ordinary, and yet he lived through a period of rapid social change, including two world wars. Despite this, Stanley assumed that his life story would be of little interest to most readers, as he had not ac
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