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In the late 1970s, retired Grimsby schoolmaster, Harry Goulding, wrote his memoirs, longhand, on sheets of paper rescued from a skip and they lay for many years in the safe-keeping of his grandchildren until they were transcribed into two books, the first (this book) detailing his childhood days up until the end of his college days, the second, 'Man's Estate, ' chronicling his often-turbulent career as an eccentric schoolmaster in Grimsby.In '...

This is the second part of Harry Goulding's autobiography, following on from his account of his childhood years (1905 to 1927) growing up in working-class Grimsby ('Henry the Ninth') The details of his ordinary yet eccentric life were written down in longhand on sheets of paper rescued from a skip and lay dormant for many years after his death in 1985 until transcribed into two volumes.'Man's Estate' deals with his volatile teaching career in ...