Walter Noble [SEP] conflict
Walter Noble
Lieutenant Walter Noble was a World War I flying ace credited with twelve aerial victories.
Early life.
Walter Noble was originally from Stowmarket, Suffolk. He was a tea planter in India from 1911 through 1915. However, in January 1913, Noble was named co-executor in a will, and still gave his address as Stowmarket.
World War I.
Noble returned to England for the First World War. He originally served with the Essex Regiment, enlisting about 1916. He transferred to the
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Synopsis.
"Metamora" is set in 17th century New England around the arrival of the Puritans. The story deals with the conflict between the New English settlers, specifically Walter and Oceana, and the Wampanoags, specifically Metamora and his wife, Nehmeokee. Metamora is a tragic, noble Indian hero turned violent only by force. In the beginning there is actually peace, and a willingness to collaborate between the Wampanoags and the Puritans, however, as the play progresses, so does the rising conflict that leads