John Macnab

Review from "The Bookman;" March, 1925:

We hear a great deal from time to time of the joys of getting back to the simple life. One advocates a diet of herbs; another scanty garments and the sun; third may plump for some modified form of the "one acre and a cow" suggestion, and a fourth will go off roaming at large in a caravan. The three chief characters in "John Macnab," of good social standing, have some such desire for freedom and the open air at the back of their minds when they go to th...