A Hilltop on the Marne / Being Letters Written June 3-September 8, 1914
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A sequence of letters from an American living on a hilltop above the Marne offers immediate, ground-level impressions of rural French life as war arrives. The writer combines attentive domestic description of a simple country house and its garden with expansive visual sketches of surrounding villages, fields, and river panoramas. Interwoven with practical details are candid personal reflections on age, belonging, and the decision to retire from city life, together with clear-eyed accounts of the local disruptions and anxieties caused by military mobilization.
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