"LIFE WAS BEGINNING TO BE FOR LIVING," JANE COX recalls of the days during the First World War in an interview for the Imperial War Museum (IWM) oral history collection, a storehouse of hundreds of taped interviews with civilians who had worked during the war.
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Working Class Culture, Women, and Britain, 1914-1921
by Claire A. Culleton
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Working Class Culture, Women, and Britain, 1914-1921
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""LIFE WAS BEGINNING TO BE FOR LIVING," JANE COX recalls of the days during the First World War in an interview for the Imperial War Museum (IWM) oral history collection, a storehouse of hundreds of taped interviews with civilians who had worked during the war."
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