The Days That We Have Seen.
£15.00
Publisher
Published by Faber and Faber.
Date
1975
Synopsis
"" is a memoir by british author george ewart evans. the book describes the author's experiences growing up in a rural community in east anglia, england, during the early 20th century. evans writes about the close-knit community in which he was raised, where people lived off the land and relied on each other for support. he recounts his childhood memories of playing in the fields and learning about the natural world, as well as the struggles and hardships faced by his family and neighbors. throughout the book, evans also reflects on the changes that took place in the countryside during his lifetime, including the impact of modernization, industrialization, and urbanization. he discusses the decline of traditional farming practices and the loss of local knowledge and traditions. in addition to his personal experiences, evans also includes historical and cultural context, drawing on his extensive research into the folklore, customs, and beliefs of rural communities in east anglia. overall, "the days that we have seen" provides a vivid and poignant portrait of a disappearing way of life and celebrates the resilience and ingenuity of the people who lived it.
Item Description
15 x 22 cm. Dust jacket worn at edges. FIRST EDITION. Several previous owners inscriptions and a book plate.
[Stock No. 28100]
