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“... in a place or country. The latest (the sixth) volume of his Letters, admirably edited by James and Margaret Boulton with Gerald Lacy, covers the months from March 1927 to November 1928. It is the Lady Chatterley period; Lawrence is a sick man, with a persistent tubercular cough, and feels isolated and embattled. The letters have plenty of fire and gaiety ...”

“... the marriage, and Anne became pregnant. But Charles abandoned her and married her aunt, Margaret Mortimer, who had more money. Having sold off some of the aunt’s property, he then returned to the niece, who had given birth to a daughter. In 1508 he did marry her, trying to keep the fact quiet, but her family insisted on a second, public ...”