The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 141Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 250
... Chamberlain ' especially in the last .. 2 There is also a minor criticism to be made on style . Mr. Feiling's habit of referring to Chamberlain as ' he ' is apt to produce confusion and , occasionally , unintelligibility . Thus ( p ...
... Chamberlain ' especially in the last .. 2 There is also a minor criticism to be made on style . Mr. Feiling's habit of referring to Chamberlain as ' he ' is apt to produce confusion and , occasionally , unintelligibility . Thus ( p ...
Pagina 252
... Chamberlain's statesmanship , he gives less than a provisional picture of Chamberlain as a statesman . What he does give- and this is the great merit of the book is a picture of Chamberlain as a man . We see very clearly his habit of ...
... Chamberlain's statesmanship , he gives less than a provisional picture of Chamberlain as a statesman . What he does give- and this is the great merit of the book is a picture of Chamberlain as a man . We see very clearly his habit of ...
Pagina 257
... Chamberlain's mind . It is customary to describe Chamberlain at the end of his life as a tragic figure . Perhaps that is an exaggeration . He believed that he had failed through the accident of encountering a fanatic . He did not ...
... Chamberlain's mind . It is customary to describe Chamberlain at the end of his life as a tragic figure . Perhaps that is an exaggeration . He believed that he had failed through the accident of encountering a fanatic . He did not ...
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AUTHOR | 23 |
The Poetry of W H Auden | 30 |
Contermporary Conservatism | 63 |
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