Fair Are the Meadows - Cook, Inglis
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"Fair Are The Meadows" is the story of three mature single women, cousins, who are descendants of a distinguished ancestor, Gideon Chase. They live in Zenobia, a city in the American Midwest. One of the cousins, Clare Szabo, lives in a mansion built by Gideon Chase. She is the guardian of the family legacy. The cousins are members of a radical Feminist denomination. The novel describes their relationships with the men in their lives and the tension between their legacy and their progressive beliefs.

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"Fair Are The Meadows" is the story of three mature single women, cousins, who are descendants of a distinguished ancestor, Gideon Chase. They live in Zenobia, a city in the American Midwest. One of the cousins, Clare Szabo, lives in a mansion built by Gideon Chase. She is the guardian of the family legacy. The cousins are members of a radical Feminist denomination. The novel describes their relationships with the men in their lives and the tension between their legacy and their progressive beliefs.
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Autorenporträt
Inglis Cook was born in the Midwest and attended schools in that area. Upon graduating from college, he served in the US Army Reserves, after which he began a graduate studies program. Among his interests are communitarian settlements, Feminist movements, and religious ferment in mid-nineteenth century USA and their influence on trends in the 20th century. He published two previous novels-"Fair Are The Woodlands" and "The Parsley Eater."