Mason, A. E. W.

The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature | 2003 | 430 words | Copyright

Mason, A. E. W. ( Alfred Edward Woodley Mason) (1865–1948), novelist, is best remembered for The Four Feathers (1902, film version, 1939), the story of Harry Feversham's heroism in redeeming himself from the accusation of cowardice in the eyes of three fellow officers and his beloved, Ethne Eustace. His many other popular works include the series featuring Inspector Hanaud, which began with At the Villa Rose (1910).

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