To Serve Them All My Days

by Delderfield

• 396 Want to read
• 17 Currently reading

Published December 3, 1984 by Pocket .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Movie-TV Tie-In - General,
• Fiction / General,
• Movie / TV Tie-Ins

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The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL7659471M
ISBN 10	0671555227
ISBN 10	9780671555221

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ALMOST EVERY WRITER OF FICTION INSERTS THE OBLIGATORY disclaimer in his work and some, I suspect, do it with tongue in cheek. The truth is, of course, no one ever invented anyone. Every character in fiction is an amalgam of factors drawn from the author’s memory and imagination and this is particularly true of To Serve Them All My Days.4/5(32). May 25,  · To Serve Them All My Days takes place over the two inter-war decades and feels like it was shot in real-time. So if you have a penchant for gloomy, slow moving drama 3/

To Serve Them All My Days (Book): Delderfield, R. F.: Invoking a vivid panorama of English life & history, To Serve Them All My Days assures the author a secure place in British literature. Young David Powlett-Jones, a Welsh miner's son, invalid home from France in . To Serve Them All My Days, my second experience with R.F. Delderfield, was a mixed but pleasant one. The story and the setting were quite enjoyable but in reading two of his books so closely together, I also noticed his non-favorable portrayals of most women. Author» To Serve Them All My Days. Home  R delderfield and r f de.., p R. Delderfield & R. F. Delderfield, page 47 along with me and get it, Heffling, for this is a magic moment I must share with somebody. Unless I’m mistaken it’s my author’s copies, copies of the book I’ve published on the Wars of the Roses,’ and 4/5(32).

Get this from a library! To serve them all my days. [R F Delderfield] -- Miner's son David Powlett-Jones returns from the carnage of the Western Front in , shell-shocked and bitterly hardened by the violence of war. He begins life agian as a master at a remote Devon. To Serve Them All My Days has been transferred to disc in its original full-frame aspect ratio of , and the audio has been mastered in Dolby Digital Stereo. The dialogue is in English with optional English subtitles but no multiple language options.5/5(2). To Serve Them All My Days. Written by R.F. Delderfield Review by Susan Hicks. In miner’s son David Powlett Jones returns to England from the trenches. Shell-shocked, physically and emotionally damaged by his experiences, he takes up a position as a history master at Bamyfylde, a school buried in the Devonshire countryside.