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The Liverpool Basque

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324
Language
EN
ISBN
0002240106
Reading Time
~5h 40min

The Liverpool Basque is a poverty, basques book by Helen Forrester. In 1993. It has 324 pages.

About this book

In the early years of this century, many Basques left their homeland in the Pyrenees, between France and Spain, to seek a better life in the New World. Most passed through the great port of Liverpool on their way. The family of little Manuel Echaniz stayed. *The Liverpool Basque* is the story of Manuel's childhood and coming of age in the teeming streets of the Mersey docklands. It is a story of poverty, comradeship, hardship and generosity. Brought up by women while the men are at sea, Manuel grows up with a fierce pride in his heritage and a powerful will to survive in an era of deprivation and unemployment. Against all odds, he gets himself an education of sorts and sets off on the long voyage of his life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many pages is The Liverpool Basque?+

The Liverpool Basque has 324 pages.

When was The Liverpool Basque published?+

The Liverpool Basque was published in 1993.

What genre is The Liverpool Basque?+

The Liverpool Basque is a Poverty, Basques, Canadian fiction, Merseyside, Older men book.

What is The Liverpool Basque about?+

In the early years of this century, many Basques left their homeland in the Pyrenees, between France and Spain, to seek a better life in the New World. Most passed through the great port of Liverpool on their way. The family of little Manuel Echaniz stayed. *The Liverpool Basque* is the story of Man...

Who wrote The Liverpool Basque?+

The Liverpool Basque was written by Helen Forrester.