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Class of '37: Voices from Working-class Girlhood Surveying & Building Integral has been developed byIn 1937, a class of twelve and thirteen year old girls in a northern mill town wrote about their lives, world, and dreams. BBC History Magazine's Class of 37 uses their writings to rediscover a lost world of poverty and hardship, before the introduction of the Welfare State. The book weaves the girls' lives together, from childhood to beyond, revealing their happiest times and most heart breaking sorrows. \n Format: Hardback \n Length: 272 pages \n