Mrs. Warren's Daughter

Mrs. Warren's Daughter, written by Sir Harry Johnston, is a novel that continues the story from George Bernard Shaw's play, Mrs. Warren's Profession. Set in the early 20th century, it follows Vivie Warren, a university graduate who confronts her mother's past as a prostitute and her current wealth from brothels. The narrative explores Vivie's journey through the Suffragist movement and her experiences during World War I, highlighting themes of feminism and social justice. Johnston, known for his work as a botanist and colonial administrator, adds depth to this exploration of women's rights and societal expectations.