Charles Bronson’s childhood in a coal mine left him feeling like “the lowliest of all forms of a man.”
Bronson, who worked in the coal mines as a child, carried a deep sense of inadequacy throughout his life. He never forgot his humble beginnings, stating, “I was convinced I was the lowliest of all forms of a man.”Continue reading
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