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How Black Was My Valley : Poverty and Abandonment in a Post-Industrial Heartland Camping & woodcraft of the real hardships ofAuthor: Evans, Brad South Wales Published on 9 April 2024 by Watkins Media Limited (Repeater Books) in the United Kingdom. Paperback 400 pages 234 x 153 0g How Black Was My Valley is a people's history of the former mining communities of South Wales. Weaving together the personal with the political, it offers a damning depiction of the hardship and suffering, the tragedy and pain, as a politically abandoned people went from powering the British Empire