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Echoes From The Hills: Memoirs of a Bradford lad, born 1907

Echoes From The Hills: Memoirs of a Bradford lad, born 1907

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Publisher Price: $17.99

ISBN10: 1036920879
ISBN13: 9781036920876
Publisher: Richard William Tempest
Published: Jun 9 2025
Pages: 270
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

Echoes From The Hills is a fascinating insight into a world gone by: a world of pop shops and puddlers, soldiers and sanatoria, brass bands and brickyards.

Bradford-born in 1907, when Britain ruled a mighty empire but some children went to school barefoot, Richard Tempest - a largely self-educated, working-class Yorkshireman who entered employment aged twelve - had a lifelong thirst for knowledge and cultivated many interests, including music, literature, and Yorkshire dialect. He was also a writer; starting in the mid 1950s, he wrote many short stories and poems - some of which, narrated by Richard himself, were featured on the long-running BBC radio programme The Northcountryman.  This book, an anthology of some of Richard's recollections and poems, provides a  first-hand account of what life in working-class West Yorkshire was like in the  first half of the twentieth century.

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