1st Edition
Craftsman and Quaker The Story of James T. Baily, 1876–1957
By Leslie Baily
Copyright 1959
148 Pages
by
Routledge
148 Pages
by
Routledge
148 Pages
by
Routledge
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First published in 1959, Craftsman and Quaker is the story of one man’s life told against a background of the profound social changes of eighty years. Leslie Baily, well-known for his ‘Scrapbook’ and other historical radio programmes, extracted material from his father’s diaries and letters and presented it as a very human story through this book.
James T. Baily began life in humble... Read more
1. The Sweet Smell of Sawdust 2. Children’s Heads are Hollow 3. Pubs, Puritans, and Patriotism 4. Cathedral City in the ‘Nineties 5. The Broadening Quest 6. From Brooklyn to Borstal 7. The Red-and-Black Star 8. The Malignant City 9. Mission of Peace 10. When Irish Eyes Aren’t Smiling 11. Mr Chips Finds His Home
Biography
Leslie Baily was an English journalist, and a writer and producer for BBC Radio from 1924 to 1946. He was known for his BBC Radio ‘Scrapbook’ programmes.
