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Cross Roads

Margaret Elizabeth Sangster

The author, Margaret Elizabeth Sangster, is the grand daughter of the beloved poet and hymn author Margaret Elizabeth (Munster) Sangster. At fifteen she was a staff writer for The Christian Herald, and then became the youngest overseas correspondent during World War I for them, and wrote a column for The Christian Herald for fifty years. She was editor an contributor to numerous periodicals including Cosmopolitan, Redbook and McCalls, and authored many novels. She wrote a poem a day for a syndicated column for sixteen years. This collection of her poems spans topics of love, home, nature, faith, war, and a final group written from the viewpoint of France at the end of World War I. (Summary by Larry Wilson)