English Literature, 20th cent. to the Present: Biographies

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Montague, C. E.

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Montague, C. E. ( Charles Edward Montague) (1867–1928), became assistant editor of the Manchester Guardian. He earned a considerable reputation as a reviewer and dramatic critic, and wrote several novels. Disenchantment (1922) is his bitter account of the First World War in which he served as a private soldier.

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