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by William Woodruff · Eland Publishing Ltd · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780907871675
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ISBN: 9780907871675
En 'The Road To Nab End', William Woodruff describe las dificultades de vivir en Lancashire durante la Gran Depresión, cuando la falta de trabajo significaba literalmente falta de comida. Desde su nacimiento en 1916 hasta que huyó a Londres, Woodruff vivió en el corazón de la comunidad textil de Blackburn. Tras el declive de Lancashire en la industria textil del algodón en 1920, su padre fue despedido, marcando el inicio de una vida de extrema pobreza para Woodruff y su familia.
William Woodruff was a professor of world history and author. His two autobiographical works, The Road to Nab End and its sequel Beyond Nab End, both became bestsellers in the United Kingdom. The memoirs, covering Woodruff's impoverished upbringing in an English weaving community during the Great Depression, contain significant amounts of social commentary about the conditions in which he lived.
