by Mary S. Lovell
Format: Paperback
Condition: Good, noticeable wear, but complete and readable.
611 pages
Pre-owned
The six Mitford sisters grew up in the same eccentric aristocratic household, yet followed dramatically different paths. Their lives would encompass literary fame, political rebellion, fascism, communism and the highest circles of British society.
Drawing on family archives, letters and interviews, Mary S. Lovell follows Nancy, Pamela, Diana, Unity, Jessica and Deborah through the relationships, ambitions and convictions that brought them together—and drove them apart.
Spanning much of the twentieth century, The Mitford Girls is a richly detailed family biography that looks beyond their glamorous reputation to examine the loyalties, divisions and troubling political choices behind it.
by Mary S. Lovell
Format: Paperback
Condition: Good, noticeable wear, but complete and readable.
611 pages
Pre-owned
The six Mitford sisters grew up in the same eccentric aristocratic household, yet followed dramatically different paths. Their lives would encompass literary fame, political rebellion, fascism, communism and the highest circles of British society.
Drawing on family archives, letters and interviews, Mary S. Lovell follows Nancy, Pamela, Diana, Unity, Jessica and Deborah through the relationships, ambitions and convictions that brought them together—and drove them apart.
Spanning much of the twentieth century, The Mitford Girls is a richly detailed family biography that looks beyond their glamorous reputation to examine the loyalties, divisions and troubling political choices behind it.