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 | England, Their England | Donald Cameron survives WWI, although shell-shocked, and moves to London to write a book studying the English character. He meets a range of personalities from different levels of society and continually struggles to define Englishness. Categories: non-speculative, humour, classic, historical |
| by A.G. MacDonnell | ||
| Score: 8 | ||
| Published: 1933 | ||
| Read: July 27th 2009 |
Comments
John said
Has the best ever description of a cricket match! If the whole of the book was as good as that it would score 10.