The soldier and the gentlewoman:
"In the luscious countryside of Carmarthenshire an idyllic landscape habours dark secrets. Following four years of constant terror on the battlefields of World War One, English soldier, Captain Dick Einon-Thomas, is overjoyed to find he has inherited a country estate in Wales. His good fortune...
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Format: | Buch |
Sprache: | English |
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Dinas Powys, Wales
Honno
2014
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Schriftenreihe: | Welsh women's classics
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Zusammenfassung: | "In the luscious countryside of Carmarthenshire an idyllic landscape habours dark secrets. Following four years of constant terror on the battlefields of World War One, English soldier, Captain Dick Einon-Thomas, is overjoyed to find he has inherited a country estate in Wales. His good fortune comes at the expense of others, however. The property of cousins killed in battle, Plas Einon is entailed upon the nearest male heir and in order to take possession Dick must turn his spinster cousin Gwenllian out of her home. Having managed the estate singlehandedly during the war, Gwenllian is not about to give up her beloved house, her perceived inheritence and her duty to her 'race' without a fight. In the darkest and most disturbing of her novels, Hilda Vaughan examines relationships with property, tradition and inheritence and explores the lengths to which the dispossessed Welsh woman must go in order to regain what has been taken from her"--Back cover |
Beschreibung: | "First published in Great Britain by Victor Gollancz, 1932"--Title page verso |
Beschreibung: | 252 Seiten 19 cm |
ISBN: | 9781909983113 190998311X |
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spelling | Vaughan, Hilda 1892-1985 Verfasser (DE-588)1028082517 aut The soldier and the gentlewoman by Hilda Vaughan ; with an introduction by Lucy Thomas Dinas Powys, Wales Honno 2014 252 Seiten 19 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Welsh women's classics "First published in Great Britain by Victor Gollancz, 1932"--Title page verso Introduction / Lucy Thomas -- He looks on his inheritance -- He meets his cousin -- She remembers the past -- He listens to her -- He is again her listener -- She decides his future -- He accepts her decision -- He and she face life together -- He forsees her triumph -- He and she give hostages to fortune -- She meets an obstacle -- She makes sure of the inheritence -- She learns to know herself -- She meets a ghost -- He receives a warning -- She does her duty -- She sets them both free -- Frances is enlightened -- Frances looks on her former home "In the luscious countryside of Carmarthenshire an idyllic landscape habours dark secrets. Following four years of constant terror on the battlefields of World War One, English soldier, Captain Dick Einon-Thomas, is overjoyed to find he has inherited a country estate in Wales. His good fortune comes at the expense of others, however. The property of cousins killed in battle, Plas Einon is entailed upon the nearest male heir and in order to take possession Dick must turn his spinster cousin Gwenllian out of her home. Having managed the estate singlehandedly during the war, Gwenllian is not about to give up her beloved house, her perceived inheritence and her duty to her 'race' without a fight. In the darkest and most disturbing of her novels, Hilda Vaughan examines relationships with property, tradition and inheritence and explores the lengths to which the dispossessed Welsh woman must go in order to regain what has been taken from her"--Back cover Inheritance and succession / Wales / Carmarthenshire / Fiction Soldiers / Wales / Carmarthenshire / Fiction Rural landowners / Wales / Carmarthenshire / Fiction Women / Wales / Carmarthenshire / Social conditions / Fiction Wales / Fiction Inheritance and succession Rural landowners Soldiers Women / Social conditions Wales Wales / Carmarthenshire Fiction Thomas, Lucy Sonstige (DE-588)1211201651 oth Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-1-909983-18-2 |
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