The Good Englishwoman

The Good Englishwoman, published in 1920 by Orlo Williams, is a sociocultural commentary that examines the roles and expectations of women in early 20th-century England. The book discusses the concept of the 'good Englishwoman' across various life stages, from girlhood to adulthood, and critiques the evolving perceptions of gender roles during a transformative period. Through a series of chapters, Williams reflects on women's capabilities and societal contributions, highlighting the blend of traditional values and emerging independence in the modern Englishwoman's identity.