"England and the Farmer."
One of two reviews by Bates of England and the Farmer, edited by H.J. Massingham. Bates criticizes the book's rosy picture of the past and notes the bleak social conditions that led to massive migrations from rural to urban areas. It was probably the other review, in The Spectator, that sparked a contentious interchange with Massingham. In the "Reviews of Books" section of Life and Letters To-day (August 1941, pp. 146-149).
ID:
e3
Title:
"England and the Farmer."
Genre:
Book Review
Page Count:
4
Word Count:
ca. 800
Publisher:
Life and Letters To-day
Year of Publication:
1941
Document Type:
Full-text Online
Book Review Category:
Rural Living
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