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In 1983, two University Professors looked slightly bemused as they scanned the shelves of the South Wales Miners' Library. One said to the other, 'Do miners read Dickens?' We seek to answer that question, and a little more besides. This special fortieth anniversary volume chronicles the origins of the Library out of the remnants of the magnificent Workmen's Institute libraries, once described as 'the brains of the Coalfield', and charts its development over time to becoming a unique research and lifelong learning centre.

Do Miners Read Dickens?: The Origins and Progress of the South Wales Miners' Library

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Hardback by Hywel Francis , Sian Williams

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In 1983, two University Professors looked slightly bemused as they scanned the shelves of the South Wales Miners' Library. One... Read more

    Publisher: Parthian Books
    Publication Date: 16/12/2013
    ISBN13: 9781909844445, 978-1909844445
    ISBN10: 1909844446

    Number of Pages: 140

    Non Fiction , History

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    In 1983, two University Professors looked slightly bemused as they scanned the shelves of the South Wales Miners' Library. One said to the other, 'Do miners read Dickens?' We seek to answer that question, and a little more besides. This special fortieth anniversary volume chronicles the origins of the Library out of the remnants of the magnificent Workmen's Institute libraries, once described as 'the brains of the Coalfield', and charts its development over time to becoming a unique research and lifelong learning centre.

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