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Folklore: Children's strikes of 1911
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Subject: Folklore: Children's strikes of 1911 From: GUEST,JTT Date: 13 Dec 15 - 08:42 AM Found this interesting piece on a series of strikes by schoolboys in Britain in 1911. Anyone have any family memories of this? Quote: "Boys left the school and paraded the streets, singing to the accompaniment of tin whistles and mouth organs with snatches of Tramp, Tramp, the boys are marching and Fall in and follow me (the favourite strike song all over the country)." (What's Fall In and Follow Me?) |
Subject: RE: Folklore: Children's strikes of 1911 From: Jim Carroll Date: 13 Dec 15 - 09:27 AM "(What's Fall In and Follow Me?)" FALL IN AND FOLLOW ME Parodied as 'My Maw's a Millionaire' by Glasgow schoolkids later?? Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: Folklore: Children's strikes of 1911 From: Thompson Date: 13 Dec 15 - 10:56 AM Ah, thanks. Sounds like an odd song for strikers! |
Subject: RE: Folklore: Children's strikes of 1911 From: GUEST,willa Date: 13 Dec 15 - 03:23 PM http://www.heytoday.co.uk/search-results/?search=school+strikes+1911+hull Info re hull school strikes |
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