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Wodehouse P.G.

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Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Everyman
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 9781841591285, 1841591289
Edition: New edition, 2004
Pages: 240

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When rich and imperious American widow Beatrice Chavender eats a forkful of inferior ham at her sister's country house near London, it affects the lives of everyone around her - her sister, her brother-in-law, her sister's butler, her sister's poor relation Sally, Sally's fiance Lord Holberton, and, most of all, Mrs Chavender's own one-time fiance, 'Ham King' J. B. Duff, whose rotten product spoils her breakfast.

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Imprint	Everyman's Library
Publication Year	2004

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PG Wodehouse was born on the 15th October 1881 in Guildford, Surrey, England \nHe was educated at Dulwich College between 1894 & 1900 \nIn 1900 he entered the employ of the Hong Kong & Shanghai bank at £80 per year ! He began writing articles for various newspapers & periodicals \nIn 1902 he resigned from the bank \nIn the same year his 1st novel The Pothunters was published On the 25th April 1904 Plum arrived in New York for the first time \nThis was the beginning of Plum\'s career in musicals and editorships \nAs the money starts to come in Plum buys a car (a Darracq Auto) \nAfter one lesson he crashes the car into a hedge and never drives again ! Plum then wrote many highly successful novels as well as musicals \nIn 1929 he signed a contract to work as a screenwriter in Hollywood \nHe complains of being paid far too much money for far too little work ! \nThis causes a mini public relations storm in the US press In 1932 Plum returned to England for a short time before settling in France \nIn 1940 Germany occupied France and Plum was interned \nWodehouse made a series of radio broadcasts which were widely misconstrued \nHe was vilified and persecuted by the BBC and the English press \nConfidential records now released show that Wodehouse was totally innocent of the accusations \nGuilty perhaps only of a little naivety In 1947 Plum moved back to to the USA \nIn 1955 he became a US citizen \nIn 1967 British Prime Minister James Callaghan blocked a Knighthood, read the government report. \nIn 1974 his last complete novel Aunts aren\'t Gentlemen was published \nIn 1975 he was finally knighted by the Queen \nPlum\'s health was so poor his Doctor forbade the trip to England \nIt is believed that the Queen Mother felt so strongly for Wodehouse \nand at the appalling treatment he had received \nthat she wanted to travel to the US and Knight him herself ! \nHowever once again Government interference unjustly stopped this On the 14th Feb 1975 Plum sadly died in hospital \n\"after a good morning\'s work on his latest novel\" Wodehouse was the quintessential British author who only now receives \nthe full credit he deserves\nPG Wodehouse was born on the 15th October 1881 in Guildford, Surrey, England He was educated at Dulwich College between 1894 & 1900 In 1900 he entered the employ of the Hong Kong & Shanghai bank at £80 per year ! He began writing articles for various newspapers & periodicals In 1902 he resigned from the bank In the same year his 1st novel The Pothunters was published On the 25th April 1904 Plum arrived in New York for the first time This was the beginning of Plum\'s career in musicals and editorships As the money starts to come in Plum buys a car (a Darracq Auto) After one lesson he crashes the car into a hedge and never drives again ! Plum then wrote many highly successful novels as well as musicals In 1929 he signed a contract to work as a screenwriter in Hollywood He complains of being paid far too much money for far too little work ! This causes a mini public relations storm in the US press In 1932 Plum returned to England for a short time before settling in France In 1940 Germany occupied France and Plum was interned Wodehouse made a series of radio broadcasts which were widely misconstrued He was vilified and persecuted by the BBC and the English press Confidential records now released show that Wodehouse was totally innocent of the accusations Guilty perhaps only of a little naivety In 1947 Plum moved back to to the USA In 1955 he became a US citizen In 1967 British Prime Minister James Callaghan blocked a Knighthood, read the government report. In 1974 his last complete novel Aunts aren\'t Gentlemen was published In 1975 he was finally knighted by the Queen Plum\'s health was so poor his Doctor forbade the trip to England It is believed that the Queen Mother felt so strongly for Wodehouse and at the appalling treatment he had received that she wanted to travel to the US and Knight him herself ! However once again Government interference unjustly stopped this On the 14th Feb 1975 Plum sadly died in hospital \"after a good morning\'s work on his latest novel\" Wodehouse was the quintessential British author who only now receives the full credit he deserves

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Width	24 mm
Height	190 mm
Length	135 mm
Weight	350 gr

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