[Vwoolf] talking to the servants

[Ruthann Robson]

You might also look at Alison Light's terrific book, MRS. WOOLF AND THE SERVANTS: AN INTIMATE HISTORY OF DOMESTIC LIFE IN BLOOMSBURY.   

I published an essay/review of the book, using it to discuss some current litigation about servants and domestic work in the US context, available here:
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1368231

(also available here: https://law-cuny.academia.edu/RuthannRobson).



Best,
Ruthann

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On Dec 19, 2013, at 11:52 AM, Jeremy Hawthorn wrote:

> I've just had a Christmas card from a friend in which he writes: "Dai Vaughan in his first-rate novel Non-return, mentions VW's writing that the worst thing about going down the WW1 air-raid shelter was having to talk to the servants." He asks if I have a source.
> 
> I don't but wonder if anyone on the list has. If she really did say it, I guess that it'll be in the diary (or maybe a letter). Anyone?
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