Saintly Billy A Catholic Boyhood

Saintly Billy A Catholic Boyhood by Bill Naughton is a 1st Edition Thus published by Oxford University Press in 1988. This 192-page book serves as a sequel to Naughton’s earlier autobiography, “On the Pig’s Back,” and recounts his experiences growing up in industrial Lancashire during the 1920s. The narrative explores the impact of the 1921 mining dispute on his family, providing insight into the challenges faced during that era.
Readers will find a detailed account of Naughton’s boyhood, enriched by themes of biography and literary figures. The book delves into the socio-economic conditions of the time, reflecting on the broader implications of the mining industry on personal lives. Through this edition, Naughton continues to share his journey, offering a perspective shaped by his early experiences and the cultural landscape of early 20th-century England.
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This sequel to Bill Naughton’s successful autobiography “On the Pig’s Back” describes his boyhood in the 1920s in industrial Lancashire and the devastating effect the mining dispute of 1921 had on his family. Naughton is also the author of “Alfie”, “Spring and Port Wine” and numerous short stories.
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