1921-1925: Seen Through Six Unique Figures Of The Time

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1921-1925: Seen Through Six Unique Figures Of The Time

Hardback by Peter Pugh

1921-1925: Seen Through Six Unique Figures Of The Time

Hardback by Peter Pugh

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1921-1925: Seen Through Six Unique Figures Of The Time

As the 1920s progressed and Britain tried to recover from the horrors of war, the country enjoyed a short postwar boom – seeing the development of household gadgets such as dishwashers, sterilisers and cigar lighters – but it did not last and soon unemployment grew.

Peter Pugh shows in this book that despite the ‘swinging twenties’ being largely a myth, the decade was enlivened by mouldbreaking characters such as birth control pioneer Marie Stopes, father of the BBC John Reith, and Horatio Bottomley - perhaps the biggest business fraudster of all time.

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• ISBN: 9781785782091
• Format: Hardback
• Author: Peter Pugh
• Publisher: Icon Books
• Pages: 176
• Measures: 20.6 x 13.5 x 1.8cm
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1921-1925: Seen Through Six Unique Figures Of The Time

As the 1920s progressed and Britain tried to recover from the horrors of war, the country enjoyed a short postwar boom – seeing the development of household gadgets such as dishwashers, sterilisers and cigar lighters – but it did not last and soon unemployment grew.

Peter Pugh shows in this book that despite the ‘swinging twenties’ being largely a myth, the decade was enlivened by mouldbreaking characters such as birth control pioneer Marie Stopes, father of the BBC John Reith, and Horatio Bottomley - perhaps the biggest business fraudster of all time.

Product Information:
• ISBN: 9781785782091
• Format: Hardback
• Author: Peter Pugh
• Publisher: Icon Books
• Pages: 176
• Measures: 20.6 x 13.5 x 1.8cm
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