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The first autobiography ever written by an Archbishop of Canterbury, this remarkably candid memoir tells the full story of George Carey's life, from his East End upbringing to his experiences in the RAF in the early fifties, and from his religious awakening to his rapid rise to the top job in the Church of England.

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The first autobiography ever written by an Archbishop of Canterbury, this remarkably candid memoir tells the full story of George Carey's life, from his East End upbringing to his experiences in the RAF in the early fifties, and from his religious awakening to his rapid rise to the top job in the Church of England.
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Autorenporträt
George Carey was born in 1935 in the East End of London, the son of a porter. After failing his 11-plus he left school at 15 and began working at the London Electricity Board as an office boy and served with the British armed forces in Iraq in the 1950s. By the time he was 20, he had decided he wanted to be ordained. After positions as parish priest and Bishop of Bath and Wells, he became the 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury and served in office from 1991-2003.