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Gilda O'Neill
Gilda O'Neill's Books
A Night Out with the Girls: Women Having a Good Time - Gilda O'Neill The Cockney Girl - Gilda O'Neill Pull No More Bines: Hop Picking: Memories of a Vanished Way of Life - Gilda O'Neill Getting There - Gilda O'Neill Lights Of London - Gilda O'Neill Secrets of the Heart - Gilda O'Neill Our Street: East End Life in the Second World War - Gilda O'Neill Of Woman Born - Gilda O'Neill Bells Of Bow - Gilda O'Neill Cissie Flowers - Gilda O'Neill Cissie Flowers - Gilda O'Neill Make Us Traitors - Gilda O'Neill Dream On - Gilda O'Neill Make Us Traitors: East End Trilogy - Gil... Make Us Traitors: East End Trilogy - Gilda O'Neill The Good Old Days: Crime, Murder and Mayhem in Victorian London - Gilda O'Neill Rough Justice - Gilda O'Neill East End Trilogy: Sins of the Fathers (East End Trilogy) - Gilda O'Neill The Sins Of Their Fathers - Gilda O'Neill Whitechapel Girl - Gilda O'Neill Whitechapel Girl - Gilda O'Neill
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KOMET
KOMET rated it 6 years ago
text REFLECTIONS OF LIFE IN LONDON'S EAST END IN DECADES PAST
"EAST END TALES" gives the reader through the veil of Gilda O'Neill's own personal experiences and the experiences of East Enders she interviewed, what life was really like in that area of London from the early 1900s, the interwar era (the years between 1919 and 1939), the war years, and during the ...
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BuckeyeAngel
BuckeyeAngel rated it 8 years ago
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Rose was delivered a letter from the postman Jack. Appearance was important to Rose.. She didn’t have much but she liked to keep herself respectable. Jess was Rose’s daughter and Jack was in love with her and Jessie also cared for him. Jack couldn’t seem to be himself around Jess he couldn’t seem t...
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