The Long Weekend : a Social History of Great Britain 1918-1939: And, The Reader Over Your Shoulder : a Handbook for Writers of English ProseCarcanet, 2006 - 848 páginas This contemporary edition makes available two of Graves's pieces of non-fiction that haave not been widely available since their original printing during the 1940s. In addition to the original text, this volume includes a substantial introduction that provides background information and literary criticism. The volume will be of use to students studying Graves as well as to scholars seeking both clean and durable editions of these previously obscure texts and analytical commentary from a literary scholar. As a companion piece to Graves's famous autobiography Goodbye to All That, this volume gives a broader perspective on the writer's understanding of WWI, its impact on English culture and his views on contemporary writing in England. |
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... March , which had already been successfully tried three years before . The idea of unemployed men tramping across Britain , and relying for food and shelter on wayside . charity , distressed the governing classes . A large march was ...
... March , which had already been successfully tried three years before . The idea of unemployed men tramping across Britain , and relying for food and shelter on wayside . charity , distressed the governing classes . A large march was ...
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... March Isth . The action , correctly forecast ten days earlier by the Daily Worker , was to have been expected after the events of the previous September . Only Chamberlain and his associates were grievously shocked ; Hitler had ...
... March Isth . The action , correctly forecast ten days earlier by the Daily Worker , was to have been expected after the events of the previous September . Only Chamberlain and his associates were grievously shocked ; Hitler had ...
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... march to freedom ; but all enlightened men everywhere sought the same ultimate goal . The opposition between ' some countries ' and ' all enlightened men everywhere ' does not work out very well . Though laggards in the march , these ...
... march to freedom ; but all enlightened men everywhere sought the same ultimate goal . The opposition between ' some countries ' and ' all enlightened men everywhere ' does not work out very well . Though laggards in the march , these ...
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A Social History of Great Britain 19181939 | 2 |
Armistice 1918 | 3 |
Revolution Averted 1919 | 9 |
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