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I Should Have Been a Hornby Train

by Pat Arrowsmith
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Overview

Pat Arrowsmith, one of Britain's best-known [lesbian] [political] activists, takes us through her childhood and adolescence, through boarding-school crushes to rebellion and expulsion against the background of WWII. [autobiography][women]

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Book Details

Published
September 15, 1992
Publisher
Gay Men's Press
Pages
224
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780854491902

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