Results for: books tagged ‘Nationalism’

  1. The Anglo-Irish Tradition

    The Anglo-Irish Tradition: J. C. Beckett

    'I was brought up to think myself Irish without question or qualification,' wrote the Irish author and politician, Stephen Gwynn, in the 1920s, 'but the new nationalism prefers to describe ... More

  2. On the Eve

    On the Eve: Ivan Turgenev

    On the Eve is set at the beginning of the Crimean War and probes the friendships and loves of Elena, a young Russian woman, and the men in her life. ... More

  3. Memoirs of a Modern Scotland

    Memoirs of a Modern Scotland: Karl Miller

    These essays, as Karl Miller points out in his introduction, are 'largely about a time that is past, about the modern Scotland which began after the First World War and ... More

  4. An Elegy for Easterly

    An Elegy for Easterly: Petina Gappah

    A stunning new voice from Zimbabwe, with an unforgettable collection of powerfully moving stories. More

  5. The Death of Mao

    The Death of Mao: James Palmer

    China is a superpower. A generation ago, it was a basket case. This book is about the moment when everything changed. As a terrified country waited for Mao's death, the ... More

  6. Hate: A Romance

    Hate: A Romance: Tristan Garcia

    Paris in the eighties. Four friends. Three men and one woman. Two affairs that destroy a life. In a controversial first novel that took the French literary world by storm ... More

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