Descent into Silence by David Hinchliffe

Descent into Silence by David Hinchliffe

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No-one gave a second’s thought to the victims of a mining disaster near the Yorkshire village of Cawthorne in 1821, Former MP David Hinchliffe’s exploration of his family history inadvertently led to the discovery of his collier ancestors’ involvement in the barely recorded and long-forgotten pit tragedy

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Descent into Silence by David Hinchliffe

No-one gave a seconds thought to the victims of a mining disaster near the Yorkshire village of Cawthorne in 1821, Former MP David Hinchliffes exploration of his family history inadvertently led to the discovery of his collier ancestors involvement in the barely recorded and long-forgotten pit tragedy
Former MP and chair of the National Coal Mining Museum, David Hinchliffe has written a number of books on the north of England and it's culture, particularly about his fervent passion, rugby league. In his attempts to research his own family history, he came across this tragic mining tale
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ISBN 13 9781838489908
ISBN 10 1838489908
Title Descent into Silence
Author David Hinchliffe
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Scratching Shed Publishing Ltd
Year published 2021-05-21
Number of pages 216
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