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ID
c20
Title
The Lace-Makers
Genre
Essay
Page Count
9
Word Count
2420
Publisher
New Statesman and Nation
Publication Year
1934
Document Types
Full-text Online
Topics
Rural Living

Bates pays tribute to the art of lace-making that flourished in central England.

The piece later became part of a collection of essays related to the rivers Ouse and Nen and the rural cultures in their valleys.

In the New Statesman and Nation (April 28, 1934, pp. 637-638, attached), Down the River (1937), Village Life and Labour (1939).


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