BOTTOME, PHYLLIS .
Mansion House of Liberty by Phyllis Bottome .
Boston: Little, Brown And Company, 1941 . 0. Signed first edition, plus signed letter to Edith Freeman. A good tight binding, boards faded, clean text throughout . Author's signature to front endpaper. Handwritten letter on headed notepaper: Eagles' Nest, Zennor (Devon), loosley inserted inviting Miss Freeman to come to a Lecture on 'Germany's Place in a Peace World' at the Guildhall, St Ives. "Phyllis Forbes Dennis (nee Bottome) ; 31 May 1884 – 22 August 1963) was a British novelist and short story writer. Bottome was born in Rochester, Kent, the daughter of an American clergyman, Rev. William MacDonald Bottome and an Englishwoman, Mary (Leatham) Bottome. In 1917, in Paris, she married Alban Ernan Forbes Dennis, a British diplomat working firstly in Marseilles and then in Vienna as Passport Control Officer, a cover for his real role as MI6 Head of Station with responsibility for Austria, Hungary and Yugoslavia. Bottome studied individual psychology under Alfred Adler while in Vienna.. Germany became Bottome's home in the late 1930s, and it inspired her novel The Mortal Storm, the film of which was the first to mention Hitler's name and be set in Nazi Germany. Bottome was an active anti-fascist.." - See Wikipedia.
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