Victor Bonham-Carter
Victor Bonham-Carter (13 December 1913 – 13 March 2007) was an English author, farmer and publisher.[1] He was the son of General Sir Charles Bonham-Carter, who was Governor of Malta (1936-1940).
Works
- The English Village (1952)
- Exploring Parish Churches (1959)
- Farming the Land (1959)
- In a Liberal Tradition (1960)
- Soldier True: the life and times of Field-Marshal Sir William Robertson (1965), published in America as The Strategy of Victory 1914-1918
- Surgeon in the Crimea (1969; collection of letters by George Lawson during the Crimean War)
- The Survival of the English Countryside (1971)
- Authors by Profession: Volume One (1978)
- Authors by Profession: Volume Two (1984)
- Exmoor Writers (1987)
- The Essence of Exmoor (1991)
- What Countryman, Sir? (1996; autobiography)
- A Filthy Barren Ground (1998; edited letters of Rev William Thornton)
Notes
- ↑ Obituary: Victor Bonham-Carter, The Daily Telegraph (20 March 2007).
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