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Bernard Shaw 1914-1918: Journey to Heartbreak
Bernard Shaw: 1914 - 1918
Journey to Heartbreak
London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1973
p. 81
At Christmas London shops were full, and Christmas trees were plentiful at Covent Garden. Stocks of food were high, and rationing not even in the…
Journey to Heartbreak
London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1973
p. 81
At Christmas London shops were full, and Christmas trees were plentiful at Covent Garden. Stocks of food were high, and rationing not even in the…
Private Shaw and Public Shaw: A dual portrait of Lawrence of Arabia and George Bernard Shaw
p. 102
....At Christmas leave-time he [T.E. Lawrence] had the hut to himself, and divided his time between reading T.S. Elliot, correcting proofs, and sampling a holiday assortment of delicacies delivered by Gunter´s from an anonymous donor whom…
....At Christmas leave-time he [T.E. Lawrence] had the hut to himself, and divided his time between reading T.S. Elliot, correcting proofs, and sampling a holiday assortment of delicacies delivered by Gunter´s from an anonymous donor whom…
Silent Night: The Christmas Truce of 1914
Silent Night
To be published in November 2001
New York/London: Free Press/Simon and Schuster
...along the front lines late in December 1914, to the dismay of the generals, opponents in the West laid down their arms and celebrated Christmas…
To be published in November 2001
New York/London: Free Press/Simon and Schuster
...along the front lines late in December 1914, to the dismay of the generals, opponents in the West laid down their arms and celebrated Christmas…
The last Great Cause: Intellectuals and the Spanish American War
The last Great Cause:
Intellectuals and the Spanish American War
New York: Weybright and Talley Books, 1968
p. 25
Of the twenty-one Englishmen originally with the French battalion, only five remained to join the new British company, and, on…
Intellectuals and the Spanish American War
New York: Weybright and Talley Books, 1968
p. 25
Of the twenty-one Englishmen originally with the French battalion, only five remained to join the new British company, and, on…
Reggie:A Portrait of Reginald Turner
Reggie:A Portrait of Reginald Turner
New York: George Braziller, 1965
p. 114
It appeared on November 30, 1901, and was the best publicity the novel [Cynthia´s Damages] received, but sales did not pick up, and Reggie mourned in a pre-Christmas…
New York: George Braziller, 1965
p. 114
It appeared on November 30, 1901, and was the best publicity the novel [Cynthia´s Damages] received, but sales did not pick up, and Reggie mourned in a pre-Christmas…