Fisher of Lambeth a great initiator of the Anglican church
A critical portrait of Lord Fisher by Canon Purcell traces his rise from Marlborough and Repton headmaster to Archbishop of Canterbury. The review notes first hand sources, an expansive public role, and a controversial shift toward revealing biographical details while praising his outreach to Rome, Africa, Australia, and North America. The piece questions timing and scope of posthumous biographical norms.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
Toronto
Lord Fisher
Fisher
Oxford
Marlborough
Repton
Canon Purcell
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Cambridge
Britain
Church of England
Africa
Australia
Robert Menzies
London Times
North America
Ater
England
Sherrill
Minneapolis
Elizabeth
House of Lords
Church Assembly
London
St Augustus
The Russian Dagger The Cold War in czarist days
Virginia Cowles presents a contemporaries' view of Russian expansion in Europe 1800s to 1814. The book compiles memoirs letters and reports to show official and unofficial policy, with focus on Bulgaria Serbia Romania and press accounts. It argues expansionist aims were pursued despite military weaknesses and revolutionary influence shaping policy.
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Virginia
Cowles, Collins
Virginia Cowles
Sunday Times
Europe
North
Africa
Miss Cowles
Bulgaria
Serbia
Alexander II
Alexander of Battenberg
Rumania
Balkan
Crimea
Russia
Gordon Craig
Miss Cowle
Alexander IV
Strange truth behind Lady Pattison and Dilke marriages
Betty Askwith’s new bio of Lady Dilke reveals how the two marriages of 19th century figures shaped art and politics. Mark Pattison, Rector of Lincoln College, and Sir Charles Dilke, aspiring PM, inspired novels and scandal in a tale of intellect, passion, and public life.
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Mark Pattison
Lincoln College, Oxford
Sir Charles Dilke
Pattison
George Eliot
Betty Askwith
Lady Dilke
Chatto and Windus
Oxford
Askwith
Charles Dilke
Eustace Smith
Tynemouth
Gladstone
Crawford
Dilke
Dilkes
Lady Duke
W. H. H. Green
John Sparrow
Roy Jenkins
Battles in the world of finance Panics on Wall Street history
A review of Robert Sobel's book detailing twelve major financial panics from 1792 to 1962. It highlights the 1901-1904 clash among railroad titans James J. Hill E H Harriman and financiers J P Morgan Jacob Schiff, including the Northern Pacific and Chicago Burlington and Quincy battles, the formation of the Northern Securities Company and the ensuing market turmoil.
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Wall Street
America
Robert Sobel
Macmillan, Ags
Sobel
United States
Pier 13
Manhattan Island
James Hill
Northern Plains
E. H. Harriman
American Railways
Bob Hill
Northern Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Union Pacific
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
C. B
Mid-West
Hill
J. P. Morgan
Jacob Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb
Hill-Morgan
C.B
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Morgan
Northwest
C. B. and Q
Schiff
New York Exchange
Rockefeller
George Gould
Seattle
Acros
Robert Bacon
J.P
Europe
Vanderbilt
Hil
New York
Hill‘Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Hill and Harristian
House of Morgan
Kuhn
Loeb
Bacon
Northern Securities Company
Titans
Devotion to a Deaf Daughter by Paul West review
A reflective study of Mandy a deaf girl and her father Paul West. The book blends affectionate vivid language with candid observations on Mandy’s behavior and the family’s daily life. It traces two years of schooling and home help and ends with hopeful notes for Mandy’s future.
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Meta
Patlison
Paul West
Mandy
Pic
Pelican Books Review Highlights Adolescent Boys of East London
A Pelican edition revises Peter Willmott’s study using diaries and interviews with urgency like a newspaper report, while Daniel J. Boorstin’s The Americans: The National Experience gains a second volume with a sparkling prose that chronicles American character from the Revolution to the Civil War.
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Pelican
Peter Willmott
London
Boorstin
A Pictorial History of Australia reviewed for value
Rex and Thea Rienits publish A Pictorial History of Australia priced at 395 with about 600 black and white illustrations across 320 pages. The work offers journalistic text focused on human interest and traditional period divisions, suitable as an introduction for schoolchildren and as a pictorial supplement for mature readers.
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Technical College
East Row
Civic
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Kingston
Crayford
India
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Peter Long
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