Paper-making in Scotland in the twentieth century

The following extracts are taken from a series of interviews carried out by the historian Ian MacDougall in 1996, and published in 2009 under the title Through the Mill, by the Scottish Working People’s History Trust, an independent association which recovers the traces in written, oral or material...

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Auteur principal: Reynolds, Siân
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Publié: Clio 2017
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description The following extracts are taken from a series of interviews carried out by the historian Ian MacDougall in 1996, and published in 2009 under the title Through the Mill, by the Scottish Working People’s History Trust, an independent association which recovers the traces in written, oral or material form of working peope’s lives. MacDougall interviewed 33 retired workers, men and women, who had been employed at three paper mills: Dalmore, Esk and Valleyfield, operating for many years on the b...
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Paper-making in Scotland in the twentieth century
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