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Frieda Lawrence; the story of Frieda von Richthofen and D. H. Lawrence by [by] Robert Lucas. Translated from the German by Geoffrey Skelton is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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In A Dozen Guises, But Always Recognizable, Frieda Lawrence Continues To Live In D. H. Lawrence's Books. She Was Not His Literary Adviser, Robert Lucas Tells Us Here, But Rather The Catalyst That Set Free His Latent Energies. (during Their First Months Together Lawrence Wrote Not Only The Five Hundred Pages Of Sons And Lovers And A Number Of Poems, But Also The Beginnings Of Two Other Important Manuscripts And, To Relax, A Four-act Play.) Lucas's Engrossing Biography Of This Provocative Free Spirit Will Fascinate And Surprise Those To Whom The Over-all Story Is Already Known, And Be A Revelation To Late-coming Lawrence Fans. In Either Case, It Details What Is Easily One Of The Great Love Stories Of The Twentieth Century In All Its Splendors And Miseries. It Was 1912 When D. H. Lawrence Met The German-born Wife Of An English Professor And Took Her Away From Her Husband And Three Children To Remain With Him, Always His Model And His Inspiration, Until His Death In 1930. Revelatory In Its Treatment Of Frieda's German Years (she Remained A Voluble Fan Of Her Famous Enemy Cousin, The Red Baron, Through The First World War) And Of The Twenty-seven Years She Survived Lawrence, This Book H

Author

[by] Robert Lucas. Translated from the German by Geoffrey Skelton

Publisher

New York, Viking Press

Published

1973

Language

EN

ISBN

9780670329663

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Memoir, Biography