England to America by Miss Montague introduction note
John Drinkwater praises Miss Montague's story England to America as a vivid depiction of English life and character. He highlights the shared bond between England and America, notes the award it won, and commends the author’s artistry and insight into sacrifice and duty within a family wartime setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Montague
Miss Montague
England
America
Sam
Freedom Ridge
O’henry
Continents
Miss Monta
Sherwood
Virginia Lieutenant Seeks Normalcy in English Shire
In Devonshire, Lt. Skipworth Cary, a Virginia officer with the Royal Flying Corps, wrestles with uneasy social currents as he stays with Lady Sherwood and Gerald at Bishopscombe. He senses kindness masking a deeper protection from himself, and questions whether Virginia manners still hold in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Sherwood
Gerald
Sir Charles
Virginia
England
Royal Flying Corps
Cheviot Sherwood
Devonshire
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