The Happy Warrior

The Happy Warrior is a novel by A. S. M. Hutchinson, written in the early 20th century. Set in a Hertfordshire village, it follows fourteen-year-old Egbert Hunt as he navigates the upheaval caused by his employers, the newly titled Lord and Lady Burdon. The story delves into themes of class struggle, personal dissatisfaction, and the complexities of ambition as Egbert grapples with his own bitterness amidst the social changes around him. The narrative reflects on youth and the impact of societal elevation on personal identity.