D.H. Lawrence and Cornwall Dr Michael Richardson

D.H. Lawrence and Cornwall Dr Michael RichardsonThis book examines D. H. Lawrences attempts to establish a utopian community in Cornwall during WWI. Lawrence was drawn to the idea of a Celtic Cornwall beyond Englands reach and thus remote from the war. But it caught up with Cornwall and Lawrence, resulting in disillusion and eventual expulsion. He described his Cornish sojourn in Kangaroo.

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