The Price Of My Soul - Buch
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Buch
Originaltitel
Originalsprache
Englisch (Irisch)
Erstveröffentlichung
Unbekannt
Band (Reihe)
-
Typ
Buch
Genre
Biographische Literatur: Autobiographie
Auflage
Titel
Sprache
Englisch (Irisch)
Verlag
Jahr
1969
Seitenanzahl
Unbekannt
ISBN
0330024531
EAN
9780330024532
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Taschenbuch
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Unbekannt
Inhalt/Klappentext
From the back cover:
BERNADETTE DEVLIN’s
book tells two stories:
The story of
‘the real flesh-and-blood Bernadette’
‘If you eat up all the bread at teatime,
there won’t be anything for breakfast ...’
She tells the story of personal ‘bottom-level’ poverty, of her combined struggle to go to university and to look after her orphaned brothers and sisters ... of how she became involved in Civil Rights, and what happened when her people chose her as their MP ...
The story of
the rage behind the Ulster riots
‘You come to a factory, looking for a job, and they ask you which school you went to. If its name was "Saint Somebody", they know you are a Catholic and you don’t get taken on ...’
In vivid detail, she brings to life the situation which has focused world attention on Northern Ireland ... the early marches, and then the shootings, the burnings, the barricades ... how she went to America to help her people rebuild their homes ... and how she feels today ...
BERNADETTE DEVLIN’s
book tells two stories:
The story of
‘the real flesh-and-blood Bernadette’
‘If you eat up all the bread at teatime,
there won’t be anything for breakfast ...’
She tells the story of personal ‘bottom-level’ poverty, of her combined struggle to go to university and to look after her orphaned brothers and sisters ... of how she became involved in Civil Rights, and what happened when her people chose her as their MP ...
The story of
the rage behind the Ulster riots
‘You come to a factory, looking for a job, and they ask you which school you went to. If its name was "Saint Somebody", they know you are a Catholic and you don’t get taken on ...’
In vivid detail, she brings to life the situation which has focused world attention on Northern Ireland ... the early marches, and then the shootings, the burnings, the barricades ... how she went to America to help her people rebuild their homes ... and how she feels today ...