Chequered work on Churchill Chequered work on Churchill
Review of a 1968 collection by five male authors about Winston Churchill. The contributors include A J P Taylor Robert Rhodes James James H Tomb Basil Liddell Hart and Anthony Storr. The volume lacks a prefatory rationale and repeats many points across essays. Storr provides the most distinctive, refreshing analysis as a psychiatrist.
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Australian Politics Reader Challenged by New Edition
A professor Mayer edits a refreshed Australian Politics reader with 78 items and 11 parts. It mixes speeches, letters, and editorials to show controversy and modern relevance while balancing minority views and political satire, aiming to aid nontraditional readers without replacing standard texts.
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The Unfortunates review in National Library box
A column discusses B S Tolmsom's The Unfortunates, a novel in 27 unbound sections shuffled in a box with two copies of some sections. It notes a customs seizure note and mixed reader reactions, praising the narrative’s cross between fact and fiction and the book's avant garde format as worth reading despite its odd presentation.
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Dublin in Bloom and the Joyce Krewe Tour
A critical survey of James Joyce and Dublin in the early 1900s. Cyril Pearl’s photo rich guide blends Joyce era drinking and poverty with publisher ads and landmarks, noting Davy Byrne’s pub and the Brazen Head while critiquing Pearl’s focus and warmth.
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Rise and Fall of Fascism in Britain Review
A critical appraisal of Benewick’s study on Mosley’s British Union of Fascists. The reviewer notes the book’s thorough notes and clear narrative, while criticizing the prose and persiflage yet praising its timely analysis, context, and superb illustrations.
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Fine eye for humour in a towering satire by de Polnay
Peter de Polnay’s A Tower of Heo garners praise for its sharp irony and keen social portrait. The elderly Ambrose Bow and other eccentric figures populate a comic tale set on a Transvaal farm, blending wit with sympathetic insight while avoiding overt polemics.
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