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Former MP David Hinchliffe\u2019s exploration of his family history inadvertentlyled to the discovery of his collier ancestors\u2019 involvement in the barely recordedand long-forgotten pit tragedy, which occurred amidst of the turbulence of theindustrial revolution.The exploration of these two intertwined strands \u2013 and a passionateinterest in local history in Yorkshire \u2013 has enabled him finally to reveal the fulldetails of a melancholy event which devastated the families of the ten whowere killed - but caused barely a ripple further afield.
Using contemporary reports to help piece the jigsaw together, historicalcontext and
Descent into Silence
Cawthorne's forgotten tragedy
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Details:No-one gave a second\u2019s thought to the victims of a mining disaster nearthe small Yorkshire village of Cawthorne in 1821, even though two werechildren of just eight-years-old.
Former MP David Hinchliffe\u2019s exploration of his family history inadvertentlyled to the discovery of his collier ancestors\u2019 involvement in the barely recordedand long-forgotten pit tragedy, which occurred amidst of the turbulence of theindustrial revolution.The exploration of these two intertwined strands \u2013 and a passionateinterest in local history in Yorkshire \u2013 has enabled him finally to reveal the fulldetails of a melancholy event which devastated the families of the ten whowere killed - but caused barely a ripple further afield.
Using contemporary reports to help piece the jigsaw together, historicalcontext and
Descent into Silence
Cawthorne's forgotten tragedy
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No-one gave a second\u2019s thought to the victims of a mining disaster nearthe small Yorkshire village of Cawthorne in 1821, even though two werechildren of just eight-years-old.
Former MP David Hinchliffe\u2019s exploration of his family history inadvertentlyled to the discovery of his collier ancestors\u2019 involvement in the barely recordedand long-forgotten pit tragedy, which occurred amidst of the turbulence of theindustrial revolution.The exploration of these two intertwined strands \u2013 and a passionateinterest in local history in Yorkshire \u2013 has enabled him finally to reveal the fulldetails of a melancholy event which devastated the families of the ten whowere killed - but caused barely a ripple further afield.
Using contemporary reports to help piece the jigsaw together, historicalcontext and
Descent into Silence
Cawthorne's forgotten tragedy
Free UK delivery on this item.
This brand new item is available with free UK delivery using Royal Mail tracked serv;
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