John Betjeman letters. Vol. 2. 1951-1984

Volume Two covers John Betjeman's life from the age of forty-six, when his popularity as poet, broadcaster, and campaigner against the destruction of fine buildings reached its height. At once serious, sparkling, and humorous, he wrote eloquently and passionately on poetry, religion, architecture, and town planning, and letters to his family recorded his adventures in America.