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9780333998632

The British Migrant Experience, 1700-2000 An Anthology

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Summary

The British Migrant Experience 1700-2000 is a wide-ranging collection of first person accounts together with introductory essays, capturing varied aspects of the British migrant story from the eighteenth to the 20th century. Building on recent interest in the social, psychological and historical aspects of population movement within and into mainland Britain, this anthology contributes to the current debate on British national identities, and introduces readers to aspects of imperial and colonial history, the history of autobiography and self-narration, and post-colonial literature.

Author Biography

Peter Leese is Senior Lecturer in Social and Cultural History, Beata Piatele and Isabela Curytto-Klag are in the English Department, all at Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements xvii
Foreword xxi
C. K. Steedman
General Introduction 1(12)
P. J. Leese
Part I: Migrant Life Stories in the 18th and 19th Centuries
13(12)
Introduction to Part I: Migrant Life Stories in the 18th and 19th Centuries
15(10)
B. Piqtek
Transition 1
25(14)
Olaudah Equiano's first encounter with England, 1757
25(1)
O. Equiano
Ottobah Cugoano kidnapped and taken to England, c.1770
26(4)
O. Cugoano
Benjamin Shaw travels North West England for work, 1791
30(1)
A. G. Dent
Godfried Leschinsky sails to England, 1796
31(1)
J. Thompson
Hester Piozzi returns from Italy, 1808
31(1)
H. Piozzi
Indians arriving in London, 1809 (India Office Records)
31(1)
John Clare moves from Helpston to Northborough, 1831
32(1)
J. Clare
Samuel Harris travels from Warsaw, c.1820s
32(2)
S. Harris
A labourer begins 'tramping', 1840s (Anonymous)
34(1)
A vagrant boy travels from Kent to London, 1850
35(1)
H. Mayhew
Harriet Jacobs travels from New York to London, mid-19th c.
36(1)
H. Jacobs
Russian Jews arrive in Leeds, 1852
36(1)
S. Manham
Irish workers arrive in Greenock, c.1880s
37(1)
R. D. Lobban
Mr Stone's parents travel from Suwalki to Glasgow, 1880
37(2)
B. Kay
Settlement and Work 1
39(14)
Ann Linford in the Bedford area, 1750s (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
39(1)
Eleanor Perkin in Coventry and Oakham, 1760s--70s (Settlement Papers, Warwick)
39(1)
William Vollum in England, Ireland and Scotland, 1770s--80s (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
40(1)
Thomas Hollings in southern England, 1787 (Settlement Papers, Warwick)
40(1)
Sir John Fielding protests against West Indian slaves in England, late 18th c.
41(1)
M. D. George
The Shaw family moves from Dent to Dolphinholme, 1791
42(1)
A. G. Dent
The Irish in London, early 19th c.
42(1)
M. D. George
Travelling beggars in Scotland and Yorkshire, 1830s--40s
43(1)
W. Cameron
Irish migration to Manchester, 1832
44(1)
J. P. Kay
Irish miners in England, 1836 (Royal Commission on the State of the Irish Poor)
44(1)
The Irish in Greenock, 1836 (Royal Commission on the State of the Irish Poor)
45(1)
The Irish in England, 1841
45(1)
J. Denvir
The recruitment of Irish tailors for sweatshops, 1850
46(1)
H. Mayhew
An Italian street performer, 1850
47(2)
H. Mayhew
Irish labourers in London, 1883
49(1)
J. T. Smith
Scottish, Welsh and Irish merchants in London, 1883
50(1)
J. T. Smith
London and Leeds sweatshops, 1888 (Report of the Board of Trade)
50(1)
Jewish tailors in Leeds, 1897
51(1)
R. H. Sherard
Mr Tobias on Jewish labouring in Glasgow, c.1890
51(1)
M. Rodgers
Frederico Pontiero, an Italian ice-cream seller, on work in Cambuslang, c.1900
52(1)
M. Rodgers
Childhood and Home Life 1
53(13)
Sarah Cheatham and her daughter, 1718 (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
53(1)
Jeffrey Morat's trial and death, 1736 (Session Proceedings. London and Middlesex, 1735--40)
54(1)
A servant girl in North West England, 1768 (Settlement Papers, Bradford)
55(1)
Ukawsaw Gronniosaw describes family life after his marriage to an Englishwoman, 1770
56(3)
U. Gronniosaw
The marriage of Hart Samuel's daughter, 1792
59(1)
A. Levy
A vagrant boy travels through England, 1850
60(3)
H. Mayhew
Irish families in Dundee, 1850 (Dundee Perth and Cupar Advertiser)
63(1)
The `children of the famine', 1866
63(1)
F. Finnegan
The Padroni system in South Wales, 1892
64(1)
W. H. Wilkins
Mr Grossman on Jewish schoolchildren in Glasgow, 1890s
64(2)
M. Rodgers
Community 1
66(16)
Advice for servant girls travelling to London, 1776
66(1)
M. D. George
William Davidson's view of other black Londoners, 1820
66(1)
H. B. Howell
A German band member performing in London, 1850
67(1)
H. Mayhew
A Highlander playing the bagpipes in London, 1850
68(1)
H. Mayhew
A gypsy in southern England, 1850
69(2)
H. Mayhew
The Greek Orthodox community in London, 1863 (London Illustrated News)
71(1)
The Irish Catholic community in Liverpool, 1872 (H. Heinrick)
71(1)
A description of London's Chinatown, 1873 (J. Salter)
72(1)
A variety hall show, 1874 (J. Greenwood)
73(1)
Mutual support among Manchester Jewry, 1880s (W. Tomalinson)
74(1)
Anglo-Jewish relations in Manchester, 1880s--90s (R. Burman)
75(1)
Anti-Irish feeling following the Phoenix Park Murders, 1882 (J. Denvir)
76(1)
On the disappearing `Irish quarters' and the professional success of the Irish, 1892 (J. Denvir)
77(1)
The Irish in London, 1892 (J. Denvir)
78(1)
Marriage between immigrant groups, London, 1890s (E. Shinwell)
79(1)
Jewish--non-Jewish relations in Leeds, 1890s (Yorkshire Evening Post)
79(1)
Jewish holy day celebrations in Leeds and London, 1880s--90s (E. Shinwell)
79(1)
Vince Davidson recalls Lithuanian festivals in Lanarkshire, 1890s (M. Rodgers)
80(1)
Mr Latter on religion and sport in Jewish Glasgow, c.1900 (M. Rodgers)
81(1)
Another Culture 1
82(13)
English views of the Irish in London, 18th c. (M. D. George)
82(3)
Ukawsaw Gronniosaw's first encounter with English society, 1770 (U. Gronniosaw)
85(3)
Anti-Catholic riots in Edinburgh and London, 1780 (J. Denvir)
88(2)
Irish living conditions in London, 1810--11 (M. D. George)
90(1)
John E. Ocansey visits London, 1881 (J. E. Ocansey)
91(2)
Walter Besant observes a Sunday market in the Jewish East End c.1900 (W. Besant)
93(2)
Searching for a Place 1
95(14)
John Torlton moves from Reading to London, 1735 (Session Proceedings. London and Middlesex, 1735--40)
95(1)
Ukawsaw Gronniosaw on education and religion, 1770 (U. Gronniosaw)
95(2)
Daniel Mendoza and Jewish assimilation in London, 18th c. (M. D. George)
97(1)
Betty Shaw's travels around Lancashire, 1790s (A. G. Dent)
98(1)
A Moroccan street trader in London, 1811 onwards (H. Mayhew)
99(2)
Thomas Wood travels from Bingley to Oldham, 1840s (T. Wood)
101(1)
A Scottish sailor compares Britain and America, 1850 (H. Mayhew)
102(2)
A young Irish woman in London, 1851 (H. Mayhew)
104(1)
A Lascar found dead in London, 1873 (J. Salter)
105(1)
A Chinese juggler in London, 1873 (J. Salter)
106(1)
The Revd Simeon Singer on social assimilation, Glasgow, 1892 (Jewish Chronicle)
106(3)
Part II: Migrant Life Stories in the 20th Century
109(12)
Introduction to Part II: Migrant Life Stories in the 20th Century
111(10)
I. Curyllo-Klag
Transition 2
121(15)
Mrs Coll on Irish--Scottish migration, 1908 (B. Kay)
121(1)
Anant Ram travels from the Punjab to London, 1936 (D. Singh Tatla)
121(2)
A Basque refugee child arrives in England, mid-1930s (E. Martinez)
123(1)
'Jan Kowalski', a Polish soldier, settles in Britain, 1940s (J. Zubrzycki)
124(2)
Eric Ferron, a Jamaican soldier, travels to Britain, 1944 (E. Ferron)
126(3)
`N', a Ukrainian, travels to Bedford, 1948 (J. Brown)
129(1)
Donall Mac Amhlaigh travels to Northampton, 1951 (D. Mac Amhlaigh)
129(2)
Jamaicans travelling to Britain, 1956--60 (H. Goulbourne)
131(1)
Goram Singh Khera travels from the Punjab to England, 1960s (S. Winters)
131(1)
Prafulla Mohanti explores Surbiton, 1960s (P. Mohanti)
132(2)
Bodrul Alom on migration from East Pakistan, 1967 (J. Green)
134(1)
Mary Lennon on migration from Ireland, 1982 (S. James)
134(2)
Settlement and Work 2
136(14)
Lithuanians and Poles in the Lanarkshire coalfields, 1907 (First Report of the Royal Commission on Mines)
136(1)
Neil Sinclair's family history in Tiger Bay, pre-World War One (N. Sinclair)
136(1)
Anant Ram settles in Coventry, World War Two (D. Singh Tatla)
137(1)
A Polish ex-soldier becomes a laboratory cleaner, 1950 (J. Zubrzycki)
138(1)
Eric Ferron looks for accommodation in Surrey, c.1950 (E. Ferron)
139(2)
An Asian man arrives in Bradford, 1950s (Destination Bradford)
141(1)
Donall Mac Amhlaigh begins work as a navvy, 1950s (D. Mac Amhlaigh)
141(2)
Tang, a Chinese cook, works in southern England, 1961 (K. C. Ng)
143(2)
Prafulla Mohanti finds work as an architect, 1960s (P. Mohanti)
145(2)
Satya and her family set up home, c.1970 (U. Sharma)
147(1)
Junine Hinsman on laundry work, 1978 (T. J. Cottle)
148(2)
Childhood and Home Life 2
150(14)
Social distinctions among Jewish neighbours in Manchester, 1920s (B. Williams)
150(1)
Anglo-Chinese families in the East End of London, 1935 (H. Thorogood)
150(1)
Refugee children leaving for England, c.1938 (K. Gershon)
151(1)
Inge, an Austrian refugee, describes life in England, c.1939 (K. Gershon)
152(2)
Weronika R., a Polish refugee, sets up home in Yorkshire, 1949 (J. Zubrzycki)
154(1)
Anant Ram's family life in Coventry, 1950s (D. Singh Tatla)
154(1)
Paul George encounters London for the first time, 1960s (P. George)
155(1)
A Punjabi boy's race education, Bradford, 1960s (R. Perks)
156(1)
An Italian teenage girl's view of parental authority, Bedford, 1970 (J. Brown)
157(1)
A Punjabi boy in school, Bradford, 1960s--70s (R. Perks)
157(1)
Satya on elderly relatives in immigrant families, 1970s (U. Sharma)
158(2)
Jamie Pinkerton on the family responsibilities of a son, 1978 (T. J. Cottle)
160(1)
Warren Oster on the psychological effect of poor housing, 1978 (T. J. Cottle)
161(1)
Doreen Grainger on past and present, 1978 (T. J. Cottle)
161(1)
Nazrah on the reputation of a daughter in an Asian family, 1989 (A. Osler)
162(2)
Community 2
164(15)
A Greek Orthodox church service, London, 1903 (F. M. Holmes)
164(1)
'The First War of Tiger Bay', 1919 (N. M. C. Sinclair)
165(1)
Joe Clough, a Jamaican in Bedford, 1919--68 (J. Brown)
166(2)
The Welsh Chapels in Liverpool, 1890--1930 (M. Jones)
168(1)
Irish Catholics in the Gorbals, Glasgow, 1920s--30s (B. Kay)
168(1)
Donall Mac Amhlaigh celebrates St Patrick's Day, 1950s (D. Mac Amhlaigh)
169(1)
A musical evening in Tiger Bay, 1950s (N. M. C. Sinclair)
170(1)
Polish political refugees, 1951 (Newer Statesman and Nation)
171(1)
Summing up the Notting Hill riots, 1959 (R. Glass)
172(3)
A Methodist minister on West Indian church services, London, 1959 (R. Glass)
175(1)
A Sikh marriage ceremony in Bedford, 1960s (J. Brown)
175(2)
Pakistani isolation in Bradford, 1970s (J. L. Watson)
177(1)
Anita on Birmingham community relations, 1989 (A. Osler)
177(2)
Another Culture 2
179(15)
Welsh language and cultural identity in Liverpool, c.1900 (M. Jones)
179(1)
An anti-Jewish riot in Leeds, 1917 (Home Office Report)
179(1)
The tourist trade in London's Chinatown, c.1935 (H. Thorogood)
180(1)
A Ukrainian learns English customs, 1948 (J. Brown)
181(1)
A Polish woman describes domestic service, 1949 (J. Zubrzycki)
181(1)
Eric Ferron reflects on an Anglo-Jamaican marriage, 1950s (E. Ferron)
182(2)
Speaking Irish in England, 1950s (D. Mac Amhlaigh)
184(1)
A Jamaican view of British politics and religion, 1956--60 (H. Goulbourne)
185(1)
Prafulla Mohanti celebrates Christmas in London, 1960s (P. Mohanti)
186(2)
An Irish Catholic view of Protestants, 1960s (Destination Bradford)
188(1)
Sikh, Muslim and British community relations, 1960s (R. Perks)
188(2)
Jaroslav Madylus on double cultural identity, 1970 (J. Brown)
190(1)
Rampal's views on `colour', 1970s (U. Sharma)
191(1)
Christopher Hope on foreign Britain, 1990 (J. Green)
192(1)
Mrs Stanowska on self and memory, 1995 (B. Temple)
192(2)
Searching for a Place 2
194(15)
Maurice Levinson on `racial cleavage' in the Jewish East End, London, c.1930 (M. Levinson)
194(1)
European refugees describe their `naturalization', 1940s--50s (K. Gershon)
195(2)
Eric Ferron visits London, and an English home, 1940s (E. Ferron)
197(2)
Sikh religious practice in Gravesend, 1950s onwards (S. Winters)
199(1)
Simi Bedford on rediscovering Africa, 1959 (J. Green)
200(1)
Eric Ferron becomes a social worker in London, c.1960 (E. Ferron)
201(1)
Rampal on the insecurities of immigrant life in London, c.1970 (U. Sharma)
202(1)
Alcoholism and despair among Latvians in Bedford, 1970 (J. Brown)
203(1)
Asian political activism, 1970s (R. Perks)
203(1)
Elaine on black identity, 1989 (A. Osler)
204(1)
Muhammad Ali on integration and Asian identity, 1990 (J. Green)
205(1)
Yasmin Alibhai on Asian-British identity, 1990 (J. Green)
205(1)
Cindy Blake on culture and personal history, 1990 (J. Green)
206(3)
Part III: Migrant Place Stories from the 18th to the 20th Centuries
209(12)
Introduction to Part III: Migrant Place Stories from the 18th to the 20th Centuries
211(10)
P. J. Leese
The South
221(14)
The movement of `foreigners' in and out of Bristol, c.1700
221(1)
J. Latimer
Slaves in Bristol, early 18th c.
222(2)
J. Latimer
Gabriel Treves and the Jewish settlement in Exeter, early 18th c.
224(1)
C. Roth
George Watson's move from Yorkshire to London, 1736 (Session Proceedings. London and Middlesex, 1735--40)
224(1)
John Pinnock travels from the West Country to London, 1750s--60s, 1771 (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
225(1)
Seasonal labour in London, 18th c.
226(1)
M. D. George
The establishment of a Bristol synagogue, 1786
227(1)
J. Latimer
A Moroccan trader in Exeter, 1851
227(1)
H. Mayhew
'Asiatics' in the West Country, 1873
228(1)
J. Salter
Joseph Johnson, street entertainer, 1883
228(1)
J. T. Smith
London's Chinatown, c.1900 [W. Besant)
229(1)
Italian street traders in Luton, c.1910
229(1)
A. S. Darby
The Jewish East End of London, 1935
230(1)
H. Thorogood
The Chinese East End of London, 1935
231(1)
H. Thorogood
Guram Singh Khera in Gravesend, 1954
232(1)
S. Winters
Race riots in Notting Hill, London, 1958
233(1)
R. Glass
Mike Phillips on black London identity, 1990
234(1)
J. Green
The Midlands and East Anglia
235(14)
The Jewish settlement in Birmingham, early 18th c.
235(1)
C. Roth
Recruitment of skilled workers from Europe to Birmingham, 1750s
235(1)
R. K. Dent
John Smith, a servant, moves from the Midlands to London, and back, 1770s (Settlement Papers, Warwick)
236(1)
The Birmingham synagogue, c.1780
236(1)
W. Hutton
Sarah Whatton, a servant, working in the Coventry area, 1770s (Settlement Papers, Bedworth)
237(1)
The Jewish community in Nottingham and Birmingham, late 18th and early 19th c.
237(1)
C. Roth
John Clare travels from his native Helpston to Wisbech, 1808
238(1)
J. Clare
John Clare walks to Newark-on-Trent in search of work, 1813
238(1)
J. Clare
Rebecca Prutten, a servant, moves from Amptill to Hertford, 1823 (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
238(1)
A `tramping' agricultural labourer, 1840s (Anonymous)
239(1)
Irish workers in the Black Country, 1856
240(3)
J. Denvir
Henry Broadhurst, stonemason, travels to find work in East Anglia and the South, 1850s--60s
243(2)
H. Broadhurst
Irish and Hungarians in Daventry and Northampton, mid-1950s
245(1)
D. Mac Amhlaigh
Race riots in Nottingham, 1958
246(2)
R. Glass
Nazrah on Asian life in Birmingham, 1989
248(1)
A. Osler
North West England
249(15)
The movements of the Shaw family, late 18th c.
249(1)
A. G. Dent
The Jewish community in Leeds, early 19th c.
249(1)
C. Roth
The Irish community in Manchester, 1844
250(1)
L. M. Faucher
Mixed relationships in Liverpool, 1849
251(1)
H. Melville
Sanitary conditions in Liverpool, 1871 (Report on the Sanitary Conditions of Liverpool)
251(1)
'Monkey Abraham' and other `Orientals' in Manchester and Salford, 1873
252(1)
J. Salter
Manchester Jews, 1880s
253(1)
W. Tomalinson
Jewish sweaters' living conditions in Manchester, 1888 (The Lancet)
254(1)
Jewish women market traders in Lancashire, 1880s--90s
254(1)
R. Burman
The Italian community in Liverpool and Manchester, 1901 (Italian Consul General)
255(1)
The choice of occupation among Manchester Jews, 1896
256(1)
B. Williams
Sabbath work among Manchester Jews, 1906
257(1)
B. Williams
The Welsh Chapel network in Manchester, 1890--1930
258(1)
M. Jones
Eric Ferron in Manchester and Glasgow, 1947
259(2)
E. Ferron
Prafulla Mohanti in Leeds, 1960s
261(3)
P. Mohanti
North East England
264(16)
Daniel Nicholson moves from Carlisle to Bedford, 1770 (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
264(1)
The establishment of the Jewish community in Sunderland, 18th c.
264(1)
A. Levy
Polish Jews in Sunderland, 18th c.
265(1)
A. Levy
The establishment of the Krottingen community in Sunderland, 1860s
265(1)
A. Levy
The Irish Community in Newcastle, 1872
266(1)
H. Heinrick
The expansion of the Krottingen community in Sunderland, 1890s
267(1)
A. Levy
The Italian community in Newcastle, 1890s (Italian Consul General)
268(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (1) (Shields Daily Gazette)
269(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (2) (Shields Daily Gazette)
270(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (3) (Shields Daily Gazette)
270(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (4)(Shields Daily Gazette)
271(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (5) (Shields Daily Gazette)
271(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (6) (Shields Daily Gazette)
272(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (7) (Shields Daily Gazette)
272(1)
A letter against Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (8) (Shields Daily Gazette)
273(1)
A letter for Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (1) (Shields Daily Gazette)
273(1)
A letter for Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (2) (Shields Daily Gazette)
274(1)
A letter for Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (3) (Shields Daily Gazette)
274(1)
A letter for Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (4) (Shields Daily Gazette)
275(1)
A letter for Arab seamen in South Shields, 1920s--30s (5) (Shields Daily Gazette)
275(1)
A letter on British--Arab marriages in South Shields (1) (Shields Daily Gazette)
276(1)
A letter on British--Arab marriages in South Shields (2) (Shields Daily Gazette)
276(1)
A letter on British--Arab marriages in South Shields (3) (Shields Daily Gazette)
277(1)
Eric Ferron in Cumberland, 1940s
277(3)
E. Ferron
Scotland
280(15)
George Robertson travels from Glasgow to Bedford, 1771 (Settlement Papers, Bedford)
280(1)
William Cameron begins his `cadging' career, 1815
280(1)
W. Cameron
The Jewish community in Edinburgh and Glasgow, early 19th c.
281(1)
R. B. Salaman
P. McGeown on immigration into Craigneuk, near Glasgow, 19th c.
282(1)
P. McGeown
Polish immigrants and refugees working near Glasgow, 1830s (Report of the Council of the Literary Association of Friends of Poland)
283(1)
Anti-Irish attacks in Glasgow, early 19th c.
283(1)
J. E. Handley
The Irish in Greenock, later 19th c.
284(1)
R. D. Lobban
Chang, Roshun Khan and other `Asiatics' in Scotland, 1873
285(1)
J. Salter
Mrs Aitken describes Jewish life in the Gorbals, 1880s
285(1)
M. Rodgers
N. Morrison moves from Stornoway to Glasgow, 1889
286(1)
N. Morris
Frank Dullick on Lithuanians in Lanarkshire, 1890s
287(1)
M. Rodgers
Irish and Highland migrants in Glasgow, 1896
288(1)
P. de Rouser
Mr Glasser describes Jewish life in the Gorbals, c.1900
288(1)
M. Rodgers
A dispute between seamen, Glasgow, 1919
288(1)
Glasgow Herald
The Irish in Greenock, 1930s onwards
289(1)
R. D. Lobban
Kartar Singh Seran describes Indian life in Glasgow, 1930s
289(1)
B. Maan
The Jewish community in the Gorbals, 1934
290(1)
L. Grassic Gibbon
H. Macdiarmid
Mrs Taggart on Jewish Glasgow, 1940s
290(1)
M. Rodgers
Polish immigrants in Scotland, 20th c.
291(2)
B. Maan
Parvin on preserving Iranian culture in Edinburgh, c.1990
293(2)
T. Edensor
M. Kelly
Wales
295(14)
The Jewish community in Swansea, 18th c.
295(1)
C. Roth
Hester Thrale describes the pleasures of her country residence, c.1795
295(1)
H. L. Thrale
Hester Thrale notes her affinity with the Welsh countryside c.1795
296(1)
H. L. Thrale
English shopkeepers in Merthyr Tydfil, 1850 (Morning Chronicle)
296(1)
The anti-Irish riots in Tredegar, 1882
296(4)
J. Denvir
Community relations in Dowlais, 1908 (South Wales Daily News) [I./M.]
300(1)
An Italian 'shop' in Bedlinog, c.1914
300(1)
W. H. Davies
Joseph Keating on the Irish community in Mountain Ash, 1916
301(2)
J. Keating
Spaniards in Dowlais, 1926
303(1)
J. R. Williams
Jews in Merthyr Tydfil, 1926
304(1)
J. R. Williams
Irish in Merthyr Tydfil, 1926
305(1)
J. R. Williams
Neil Sinclair's childhood in Tiger Bay, 1940s
306(1)
N. M. C. Sinclair
The Tiger Bay community, 1950s
307(2)
N. M. C. Sinclair
Bibliography and Further Reading 309(8)
Index 317

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