...Three memoirs are found in this section by Aberi Balya, Bishop of western Uganda, who was trained by Apolo Kivebulaya, by Revd Reuben Kakonge who had worked with Kivebulaya in 1920s after leaving King College, Budo and Fesito Byakasaka from Mboga who became archdeacon there. Each provides...

...The arts of memory and of biography have always been closely related. For instance, the memoir, which is an act of remembrance, has a double sense: it looks at the past and to the future, selecting from the stream of memories to form an enduring record called memorial by which events and people can...

...The Second World War saw the conscription and mobilisation of around 5.8 million British men for military service. Very few had any prior military experience or training. This chapter looks at some of the letters, diaries, and memoirs written by men serving in the Army to consider how they tried...