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To say that Harry Smith was born under an unlucky star would be an understatement. Born in England in 1923, Smith chronicles the tragic story of his early life, in this first volume of his memoirs. He presents his family's early history-their misfortunes and their experiences of enduring betrayal, inhuman poverty, infidelity and abandonment.
1923 A Memoir: presents the story of a life lyrically described capturing a time both before and during World War Two, when personal survival was dependant on luck and guile. Brutally honest Smith's story plummets to depths of tragedy and flys up to the summit of mirth and wonder, portraying real people in an uncompromising and an unflinching voice.
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1923: A Memoir tells of a time and place when life, full of raw emotion, was never so real.
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