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... CHURCHILL SPEAKS The Latest Collection of the Prime Minister's Speeches Edited by Randolph Churchill That the massive prose of Winston Churchill will stand the test of time there is no question, for his is the grand manner; and to what advantage did he ...
... AND NOW A YOUTHFUL HORNBLOWER -By VERNON FANE Some Early Adventures of the Sea Dog Whom the English-speaking People Have Taken to Their Hearts 'THERE has to be a first time, as people are apt to say with a kind of gloomy philosophy, and so, I suppose ...
... Volume of the History of the English-Speaking Peoples The Record of the First Punjabi Regiment Fact and Fiction in Various Forms THE fourth and last volume of Sir Winston Churchill's History of the English-Speaking Peoples is THE GREAT DEMOCRACIES (Cassell ...
... Volume of His History of the English-Speaking Peoples in Burma and the Pacific a Rich and Varied Collection of Novels By VERNON FANE SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL tells us that the first volume of his HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES (Cassell. 30s.), which appears ...
... The History of the English-Speaking Peoples Reminiscences of a Diplomat, a Conscientious Objector and an Actress Frith's Memoirs THE scope of the new and third volume of Sir Winston Churchill's History of the English-Speaking Peoples is as vast as before ...
... A Foreign Minister Speaks Out Dr. Karl G ruber Writes of Austria in the Post-War World; My First Seventy-Six Years, by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht and Other New Publications -By VERNON FANE DR. KARL GRUBER, who is now Austrian Ambassador in Washington, has written ...
... character of Canaris, and we can hazard a guess that it will be years yet before his mysterious role will be fully understood. I speak of Africa and golden joys, wrote Shakespeare, and this quotation aptly sums up the theme of Kathleen Courlander's new travel ...
... Visits to London and even to New York seem incidental, for it is not only Sullivan, the boy who has acted since he could speak, but his friends in the little and great theatres, his family and the background they share that are the memor able things ...
... mysterious and complicated by the confession of the child's half-sister, Constance Kent. Criminologically speaking, a fascinating case to study humanly speaking, one of real horror. In settings, this week's novels range across the world, but several of them share ...
... story of their five careers (the fifth brother is called Gummo and will have nothing to do with the stage or screen), and it speaks well for the author s stamina that he has been able to keep track of the brothers' doings, recount them without confusion ...
... the ninety-year span of her life, which extended from 1818 to 1908, and which, because of her connections, allowed her to speak with equal familiarity of Mendelssohn and Wagner, Chopin and Liszt. Miss Averil Mackenzie- Grieve has written her story with ...
... character without his own ring of authenticity, and I can recommend the book to you as a slightly belated New Year's present. Speaking as a strong anti-fantasy partisan, 1 can still say that I greatly enjoyed Mr. Paul Capon's little prank, INTO THE TENTH ...