From Crow-Scaring to Westminster is the fascinating autobiography of Sir George Edwards, a British politician and notable figure in the early 20th century. The title of the book reflects Edwards' remarkable journey, from his humble beginnings as a child tasked with scaring away crows from farmland to his eventual rise to political prominence in the British House of Commons. Edwards recounts the struggles, opportunities, and challenges he faced along the way, providing readers with a unique insight into the life of a self-made man.Throughout the autobiography, Edwards offers personal anecdotes that highlight his early years in rural England, where his working-class background shaped much of his character and perspective. His descriptions of life on the farm, his education, and the hard work that led him to political aspirations paint a vivid picture of early 20th-century Britain. As he advances to his political career, Edwards reflects on his time as a member of Parliament and the influence of his rural upbringing on his views on governance, social reform, and justice.