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Mrs. Warren's Daughter

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First published: 1920
Pages: 312

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Chapter I, Vivie and Norie
35:19
Chapter II, Honoria and Her Friends
17:48
Chapter III, David Vavasour Wiliams
38:46
Chapter IV, Pontystrad
35:12
Chapter V, Reading for the Bar
32:54
Chapter VI, The Rossiters
32:38
Chapter VII, Honoria Again
18:13
Chapter VIII, The British Church
32:32
Chapter IX, David is Called to the Bar
38:48
Chapter X, The Shillito Case, Part 1
25:34
Chapter X, The Shillito Case, Part 2
24:22
Chapter XI, David Goes Abroad
32:00
Chapter XII, Vivie Returns
27:58
Chapter XIII, The Suffrage Movement, Part 1
19:31
Chapter XII, The Suffrage Movement, Part 2
28:41
Chapter XIV, Militancy, Part 1
28:36
Chapter XIV, Militancy, Part 2
28:02
Chapter XIV, Militancy, Part 3
17:34
Chapter XV, Imprisonment, Part 1
27:36
Chapter XV, Imprisonment, Part 2
32:09
Chapter XVI, Brussels and the War: 1914, Part 1
29:54
Chapter XVI, Brussels and the War:1914, Part 2
24:12
Chapter XVII, The Germans in Brussels: 1915-1916, Part 1
26:59
Chapter XVII, The Germans in Brussels: 1915-1916, Part 2
31:04
Chapter XVIII, The Bomb in Portland Place, Part 1
22:22
Chapter XVIII, The Bomb in Portland Place, Part 2
19:32
Chapter XIX, Bertie Adams, Part 1
23:53
Chapter XIX, Bertie Adams, Part 2
23:19
Chapter XX, After the Armistice
29:10
L'Envoi
14:22

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Sir Harry Johnston is the author of the book 'Mrs. Warren's Daughter.' It is an interesting tale of her, a young lady who struggles with both her own moral compass and societal expectations. Brought up by her mother Mrs. Warren, she finds herself in a world of controversy and secrets that have the potential to completely turn her life upside down. The book explores Vivie's political and personal experiences, such as her participation in the Suffragist movement and the years during and following World War I.

About the author

Harry Johnston

Harry Johnston combined work as a British explorer, colonial administrator, linguist, artist, and author, drawing his nonfiction and novels from African travel and imperial service. Pioneers in Canada belongs to his historical writing, tracing explorers, settlers, and Indigenous encounters in North America. Macmillan issued Mrs.