Clara Elizabeth LaughlinReseñas

It’s a pretty book, with a bucolic scene spread over each page in green ink. But it’s merely a cheap melodrama. There is a lovely passage somewhere in the middle that redeems it a bit and I will quote it in the CK section.½

A now forgotten gem from a hundred years ago; an excellent detailed history of French towns wrecked during the First World War by German militarism. The author's papers are held by Smith College.½