The National Review, Volume 129W.H. Allen, 1947 - English literature |
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Page 77
... turn first to the very end and read the two letters to H. G. Wells about this very parody in Boon . They were written in 1915 when James was seventy - two , and less than a year before he died . And they contain , besides one of the ...
... turn first to the very end and read the two letters to H. G. Wells about this very parody in Boon . They were written in 1915 when James was seventy - two , and less than a year before he died . And they contain , besides one of the ...
Page 294
... turning , in despair , to Communism . His proposal has almost no chance of acceptance . And yet the forthcoming elections will turn largely on the colour problem . The Government and the Nationalists are now busily preparing for the ...
... turning , in despair , to Communism . His proposal has almost no chance of acceptance . And yet the forthcoming elections will turn largely on the colour problem . The Government and the Nationalists are now busily preparing for the ...
Page 350
... turn to that prototype of the modern dictator - Napoleon I. Although he was singularly lacking in artistic taste he ... turns his attention back to England , and finds himself involved with such controversial subjects as George IV's ...
... turn to that prototype of the modern dictator - Napoleon I. Although he was singularly lacking in artistic taste he ... turns his attention back to England , and finds himself involved with such controversial subjects as George IV's ...
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