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Ford Madox Ford

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Modernist Literature and Criticism Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Literature and Culture Studies

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Follows on from Ford Madox Ford's Ancient Lights and covers the years from 1894 to the outbreak of World War I. This memoir (1931) deals with Ford's transition from privileged godson of the Pre-Raphaelites to the Modern writer and editor he became. Here, he evokes England at large, and London in particular, its literary community, and the political world of anarchists. This book is published as part of Carcanet's Millennium Ford programme.

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