Poor Law Institutions through Working-Class Eyes: Autobiography, Emotion, and Family Context, 1834–1914

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of British Studies, April 2021

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RT @Writing__Lives: Fascinating article by @AlannahTomkins on autobiographical recollections of being a workhouse inmate. #Mustread for any…

21 Apr 2021

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RT @Writing__Lives: Fascinating article by @AlannahTomkins on autobiographical recollections of being a workhouse inmate. #Mustread for any…

21 Apr 2021

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Fascinating article by @AlannahTomkins on autobiographical recollections of being a workhouse inmate. #Mustread for anyone interested in poor law and/or working-class autobiography

21 Apr 2021

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RT @AlannahTomkins: Article published! With thanks to everyone who helped along the way https://t.co/X6gbxEMkoV

16 Apr 2021

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