Content. I. Introduction II. Chapter I english literature in XIX and XX centuries III. Chapter II

Biographers of J.Galswothy:
There were lots of biographers who were interested in Galsworthy’s life and letters.We can include to this rank,Leon Schalit ,Herman Ould,R.V.Mottram,H.V.Marrot,etc.The observation of his biographer’s work gives us an opportunity to have a deep investigation of Galsworthy’s life intention and inspiration of writing, the period of time and the environment where he lived.
Leon Schalit’s biographical work,which is called “A Survey “,is not critical work;it just relates different stories from Galsworthy’s novels.Also,there is not any kind of novel insights.
Then,another biographer of Galsworthy is Herman Ould, who was also secretary of the PEN,wrote his work in 1934,nearly after the death of Galsworthy. The biographical work has many interesting details about Galsworthy’s role in PEN club.Also there is an entire chapter which is devoted to religion and “mortality “.”As a young man,and in his early middle years...was so absorbed in the phenomena of social injustices, that religion occupied a subordinate place in his mind".(9,p.208)
H.V.Marrot is also one the author s,who deeply influenced on Galsworthy’s life. His writing can be considered only a standard biography which was written under the supervision of Galsworthy’s wife -Ada.It may be thought to be “the official life of Galsworthy “.H.V.Marrot's work is called “The life and the Letters of John Galsworthy “(1935)
Unlike others,Dudley Barker highlighted John Galsworthy’s personal life, especially Ada's first marriage to his cousin, Arthur Galsworthy. Also Dudley Barker showed historical events, their effects and John Galsworthy’s reaction, point of view to the happenings. So,the World War and the results of it influenced Galsworthy and are reflected in his literary activity. D.Barker did not speak about the writer’s religious views ,he just ignored them.In his time,in regards to this historical pointed to Galsworthy’s remarks about The War and its influence to the religion:”Great War is death of Christianity “.(4,p.182)