Mrs. Miniver

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Jan Struther was asked to contribute a series imagining the life of an ordinary woman, although her definition of ordinary was doubtless a reflection of her own background. Mrs Miniver has both a town and a country house, with servants in both. Her eldest boy is at Eton, and every August she motors up to Scotland for the grouse-shooting season (or should that be grice-shooting ?) In other words, she lives a lifestyle that was representative of a tiny minority in 1930s Britain.