The 1920s, the frothy decade following World War I, have been called the era of Wonderful Nonsense. Weary of war and politics, connected by radio and wire, and with more money on their hands than ever ...
An ambitious title appears on this book, which is really an enthusiastic appreciation of a doctor from whom the writer has received benefit. It records vividly scenes at Nancy, Eton, and London when ...
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