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The letters in this book, which throw some light on social England under the war, were written between the latter part of 1914 and 1916. I have selected only the more significant ones for publication.

Most of the correspondents are related to each other.

Mr. Richard Haven, who writes oftenest, is today (1916) a bachelor on the brink of fifty. He has a share in a conveyancing practice in Bedford Row and lives in that little creek at Knightsbridge called Mills Buildings.

Old Mrs. Haven, his mother, lives at Aylesbury, with her granddaughter, Anne Wiston, as companion. Mrs. Haven's four daughters, who are all married, are Kate, Joan, Helen, and Margaret.

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