The Clergyman's Daughter: Memoirs of Nancy Sweet-Escott, Doyenne of American Horsewomen

The Clergyman's Daughter: Memoirs of Nancy Sweet-Escott, Doyenne of American Horsewomen
ISBN-10
0914988123
ISBN-13
9780914988120
Category
Racehorse trainers
Pages
223
Language
English
Published
1985
Authors
Nancy Sweet-Escott, Snowden Carter, Lucy Acton

Description

The other one is named Mrs. Warren . This comes from George Bernard Shaw's play Mr. Warren's Profession , about an ex - whore and madam who made her living in a perfectly reasonable way through her easy virtue . ” was .

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