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Kirstie Blair and Oliver Betts

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  • Engine-drivers
  • Signallers
  • Navvies
  • Clerks
  • What did they do on a daily basis?
  • How did this change during this period?
  • What were the key responsibilities and risks in their work?
  • What were the key pleasures?

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