Ernest Raymond was a 20th century British novelist. His best-known work written in 1922 was Tell England, which was set in World War I. The story begins with the lives of Rupert Ray and his school chums. Pranks played on the teachers are told from Rupert's perspective. Their school lives teach them honesty, courage, and sportsmanship. When war comes the boys eagerly leave to join the army as Officers. The boys begin to feel the tragedy and fear of war when their school comrades begin to die. When Ray returns to England he is compelled to write and tell England what they have experienced.
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Tell England - A Study in a Generation Ernest Raymond was a 20th century British novelist. His best-known work written in 1922 was Tell England, which was set in World War I. The story begins with the lives of Rupert Ray and his school chums. Pranks played on the teachers are told from Rupert's perspective. Their school lives teach them honesty, courage, and sportsmanship. When war comes the boys eagerly leave to join the army as Offic... Full description
Ernest Raymond (1888 - 1974) was known for his 1922 book, Tell England, set in World War I. His next biggest success was We, The Accused which was made into a BBC drama starring Ian Holm in 1980. Raymond's post-war autobiography, Please You, Draw Near, was published in 1969. He was awarded an OBE in 1972, and died in 1974.
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