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A rare glimpse into the moral strengths and values of a vanishing era. This is the diary of a young Canadian woman working as a journalist in England in 1949-1954. Each entry is in fact a letter sent to her mother in Canada. Their elationship, founded on a Catholic upbringing, is as unblemished as the Confessional. Ouida MacLellan succeeded in gaining entry to the newspaper empire of Lord Beaverbrook, a rare achievement for a woman. The narrative interest of her letters derives frm her work and her social life, enhanced by her attractiveness to men.

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Ouida MacLellan was twenty-one years old in 1949 when she set off from Canada to work for six years in London s Fleet Street. Born in Monctton, New Brunswick in 1927, she started her journalistic career on the editorial staff of the Moncton Times. Ouida passed away 2009.

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