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Virtue, Noel, Once a Brethren Boy. Auckland: Vintage (1995)
Wood, Christine, Exclusive By-Path: The Autobiography of a Pilgrim. Evesham: James (1976)
PICTURE PERMISSIONS
Still from Ingmar Bergman’s Det sjunde inseglet/The Seventh Seal © 1957 AB Svensk Filmindustri. Still photographer: Louis Huch
‘Grandpa Mallalieu’, portrait in Stott family possession
John Nelson Darby, from print in author’s possession
‘The Iron Room’ in Kenilworth, courtesy of J. Heatley and the Kenilworth History and Archaeology Society
Fish-gutters at Eyemouth, courtesy of Kevin O’Brien
Eyemouth Harbour, courtesy of Kevin O’Brien
David Fairbairn Stott and family in 1925, courtesy of Ruth Pallister
Ada-Louise in her twenties, from photograph in author’s possession
Methodist Central Hall, Westminster, from photograph in author’s possession
Ada-Louise and Hugh Wasson in the 1950s, from photograph in author’s possession
Roger as a child, from photograph in author’s possession
Roger as a teenager, from photograph in author’s possession
Brethren women on beach, courtesy of Alistair Deayton
Roger in St Ives, from photograph in author’s possession
Brethren Universal Gathering in Central Hall, Westminster, in 1959, from print in author’s possession
Christopher Tydeman and others, 1960, from photograph in author’s possession
Roger with hook, 1961, from photograph in author’s possession
Rebecca at six, from photograph in family possession
Rebecca at eight, still from family film footage, in author’s possession
Rebecca and brother in garden, from photograph in author’s possession
Roger as Shannon in Night of the Iguana, 1973, from photograph in author’s possession
Yeats’s gyres, courtesy of Neil Mann
Rebecca in teens, photograph in author’s possession
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