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Publication Date: 01-03-2015
this book highlights the essence of class solidarity forged through decades of collective action against capital and broader social movements
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Awarded the prestigious Kathleen Grattan Award for Poetry in 2011
Author: Laura Barcella Publisher: Summersdale Publishers
The Road to Wigan Pier Default:Default Publication Date: 01-03-2015Discover George Orwell's profound insights into 1930s working class life with 'The Road to Wigan Pier.' This essential social critique provides a vivid portrayal of the harsh realities faced by the working poor in Yorkshire and Lancashire. Orwell's meticulous observations highlight the dire conditions of slum housing, perilous mining operations, and the pervasive effects of unemployment and hunger. With its unflinching honesty and passionate