No Enemy

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The biography highlights Ford Madox Ford's literary journey, beginning with his early influences from a creative family and his interactions with prominent intellectuals of the Victorian era. His founding of the English Review established him as a key figure in modernist literature, showcasing works by notable authors and launching new talents. Best known for the Parade's End tetralogy, Ford's literary contributions extended into the 1930s with various writings and teaching roles. His legacy as a significant literary editor and author is emphasized throughout.