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On roads

Pages
320
Published
2009
Language
English

Synopsis

Joe Moran examines the often-overlooked history of roads in post-war Britain. This book delves into how these essential pathways were constructed, mapped, and utilized by the British public. It offers a fresh perspective on a ubiquitous part of everyday life that is rarely considered in depth.

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About the author

J
Joe Moran

Joe Moran is a cultural historian and professor who writes about the history of everyday life and academic structures. He is the author of Interdisciplinarity and several books on British social habits. His work focuses on the small, often overlooked details that shape our daily routines.