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In Search of England

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In Search of England

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1930320 pagesMethuen
Avg. reading time
5h 55m
Prose complexity
5/10

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Jan Morris

Jan Morris was a British historian, author, and travel writer. Her works include the memoir "Conundrum," the essay collection "Thinking Again," and the novel "One Moonlit Night." She was also known for her writings about cities, such as "Veneza."

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HistoryTravelEssays

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Description and travelTravelSocial life and customsHistory

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In Search of England (In Search of)Unknown, Apri
320 pages
MethuenISBN: 9780413544902
4 editions available

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Frequently asked questions

  • What makes H.V. Morton's travelogues unique?

    Morton's travelogues, including "In Search of England," are notable for their blend of historical detail, personal anecdotes, and a focus on the everyday lives of ordinary people, offering a more intimate and less purely descriptive account than many contemporaries. He often engaged directly with locals, capturing their voices and perspectives to paint a vivid picture of the era.

  • Is "In Search of England" considered a classic of its genre?

    Yes, "In Search of England" is widely regarded as a foundational work in British travel writing, influencing subsequent generations of authors. Its enduring popularity stems from its evocative portrayal of England between the World Wars and its contribution to the genre's development.