A Wonderful World

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The autobiography vividly recounts Peter Horn's upbringing in a quaint Yorkshire village, a stark contrast to the modern landscape. He reflects on a time when horses and carts were commonplace and pigs roamed public spaces. Set against the backdrop of a nation transitioning from its imperial past, Horn explores the limited opportunities available in a region reliant on declining industries like woollen mills and farming, providing a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era.