In Mr Knox’s country

Somerville, E. OE. and Martin Ross
Publication Date 1985
ISBN 0948560002
Publisher R. S. Surtees Society
Binding Hardback
Condition Good+, sound copy
SKU 24002
Notes Green cloth with black and white titles in a decorative script to the upper board. Gilt titles to the spine. Faint white finger mark to the lower part of the front board; the cloth otherwise clean and neat. Occasional toning to spots to the pages. Binding is sound.

Description

Hardback. 312pp. Introduction by Molly Keane. Edith Oenone Somerville and her cousin Violet Florence Martin (Martin Ross) were Irish writers who wrote 14 books together, many humorous and many with a hunting theme. Somerville was Master of the West Carbery Foxhounds, an Irish nationalist and a suffragist. Martin, who shared a great-grandmother with the writer Maria Edgeworth, was in contrast an Irish Unionist and a suffragette (vice-president of the Munster Women's Franchise League). Their work captures the Irish vernacular and the social mores of the time. With 8 illustrations by E. Œ. Somerville.
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