Fordham's Feud

By Bertram Mitford

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst stunning Swiss scenery, a young man's clumsy pursuit of love is constantly mocked by his cynical companion, setting the stage for a journey full of humor, rivalry, and unexpected turns.

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Literature Fiction

Released

2011-07-03

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Summary

"Fordham's Feud" by Bertram Mitford is a story set amidst the beautiful scenery of Switzerland, where young Philip Orlebar and the sharp-tongued Richard Fordham travel together, encountering adventure and romance. The narrative starts on Lake Leman with a crowded steamer, the "Mont Blanc," and quickly introduces the two men whose contrasting personalities shape their experiences. Philip, eager for love, comically tries to connect with a mysterious girl, while Fordham, ever the critic, offers his dry perspective on Philip's romantic dreams. This opening lays the groundwork for a journey filled with friendship, rivalry, and budding relationships as they explore the Swiss mountains.