Results for: books tagged ‘Edwardian’

  1. The Haunted Study

    The Haunted Study: Peter Keating

    The Haunted Study, a rare example of a work of literary history that is genuinely interdisciplinary, explores how the leading novelists of the late Victorian and Edwardian periods came to ... More

  2. Israel Rank

    Israel Rank: Roy Horniman

    The inspiration for Kind Hearts and Coronets, which was voted the seventh greatest British film of all time by readers of Total Film magazine in 2004. More

  3. The Condition of England

    The Condition of England: C. F. G. Masterman

    Edited with an Introduction and Notes by J. T. Boulton. The Condition of England was first published in 1909. Faber Finds are reissuing it to celebrate its one hundredth anniversary. ... More

  4. Death on a Branch Line

    Death on a Branch Line: Andrew Martin

    The sweltering summer of 1911. Trouble is brewing with Germany. Half the country is on strike; the other half seems to be in flames. And in his most perplexing case ... More

  5. The Mediterranean Passion

    The Mediterranean Passion: John Pemble

    John Pemble here provides an Afterword to The Mediterranean Passion, his much-admired work of social history exploring the Edwardians' and Victorians' desire for foreign travel. More

  6. Max: Sir Max Beerbohm

    Max: Sir Max Beerbohm: David Cecil

    Max Beerbohm is one of those figures, like Dr Johnson and Oscar Wilde, as well known as a personality as he is an artist. He was a superb parodist and ... More

  7. Not Honour More

    Not Honour More: Joyce Cary

    Not Honour More is the third novel in the second trilogy, or triptych to use Cary's preferred term. The first two are The Prisoner of Grace and Except the Lord, ... More

  8. Except the Lord

    Except the Lord: Joyce Cary

    Except the Lord is the second novel in the second trilogy, or triptych to use Cary's preferred term. In his own words: 'In this second book we see where (Nimmo's) ... More

  9. Radical Joe

    Radical Joe: Denis Judd

    Joseph Chamberlain (1836-1914) was a towering personality in an age of political giants. Disraeli, Gladstone, Lord Salisbury, Winston Churchill and Lloyd George all flourished during the span of his career, ... More

  10. Miss Herbert

    Miss Herbert: Christina Stead

    Eleanor Herbert Brent is a beautiful woman - tall, blond and athletic. Sexuality forms her personality and as a young English graduate on the loose in London, she savours the ... More

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