Reminiscences of a worker correspondent, by Roy Jones

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Reminiscences of a worker correspondent, by Roy JonesBOOKS SHIPPING WEEK BEGINNING 04 11 24 Brought up in an Ellesmere Port council estate, national service as an RAF military policeman and life as a militant trade unionist on construction sites nationwide prepared Roy Jones to become a Morning Star industrial reporter trusted throughout the working class movement. His reminiscences recount the big class battles he experienced first hand, his struggle against the blacklisting that faced every militant

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this collection of essays is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand how the past shapes today's struggles

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