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'''Jane Walsh''', born c. 1905 in the slums of |
'''Jane Walsh''', born c. 1905 in the slums of Oldham, northern England, was left a widow at the age of 40, after many years of living with her husband and their three children, the youngest of whom was crippled by polio. |
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In 1953 her autobiography,'' Not Like This'', was published. |
In 1953 her autobiography,'' Not Like This'', was published. |
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Jane Walsh, born c. 1905 in the slums of Oldham, northern England, was left a widow at the age of 40, after many years of living with her husband and their three children, the youngest of whom was crippled by polio.
In 1953 her autobiography, Not Like This, was published.
Bibliography
- Not Like This (1953), published by Lawrence & Wishart Ltd, London
Sources
- News Statesman, 1953, review
- Blogcritics, review, 2011
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