Ode to extinct Russia Ode to extinct Russia
A critical notice of Nabokov's Speak Memory describes the author’s forewords as self-protective, ironic, and pedantic. It traces the memoir from St Petersburg to St Nazaire, 1903 to 1940, and portrays Nabokov as a butterfly chasing nostalgist attempting to buy back time.
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Eugene Onegin
The
New Yorker
America
St Peterburg
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Bonhoeffer volumes suggest world wide impact on faith
A new Bonhoeffer collected works volume, a symposium on his theology, and a life study are highlighted. The Way to Freedom gathers letters and notes from 1935 to 1939, while World Come of Age features essays by Barth Bethege and others. The Form of Christ in the World by John A Phillips also appears.
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Ronald Gregor Smith
Collins
Price
Christ
John A. Phillips
Bonhoeffer
Europe
Bonhoefer
Karl Barth
Rudolf Bwtmann
Eberhard Bethege
Germany
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New Zealand
Sir Guy Powles
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Darwin
Iitless
John Phillips
Evolution of Samoan State and its Path to Independence
Review surveys J W Davidson's Evolution of Samoan State, praising its comprehensive, lucid account of Samoa's shift from Trust Territory to independent state. Notes Davidson's balanced yet partisan stance, focus on personalities like Sukuna, colonial dynamics, and the economy’s strain from population rise and limited exports. Also references Bonhoeffer and Christian thought tangentially in broader context.
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Will
Western Samoa
Pacific
Berlin
Suez
United Nations
Pioneers edge of the mallee sparks Victorian town history
Warracknabeal in the Victorian Wimmera sits on the mallee fringe. The book traces its 1840s cattle station roots, 1871 town layout and first school, peopled by farmers from SA and Victoria. It notes fencing, boundary riders, rabbits weakening pastoralists, and wheat beginning to dominate the land.
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Wimmera
Mallee
South Australia
Victoria
From boom to prosperity in a farming district 1886 1924
The rise of rail and irrigation spurred growth after 1886 with wheat farms turning to fat lambs dairying and Clydesdale horses. A bicycle factory opened in 1896, small cars by 1910, the first garage in 1912, and traffic rules in main street the same year. Postwar prosperity came from transport and aerial crop dusting, with vivid illustrations of wagons and horses. map and footnotes are lacking.
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Melbourne
Wages and Productivity in Australia by J E Isaacs
A discussion of the relationship between production and wages as a factor in national cohesion. J E Isaacs offers a comprehensive comparison of overseas theory with Australian conditions in the study Wages and Productivity.
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