... mob and thrown into the Tiber, where a young man beats him to death with his oar. The Marchese betrays the General to the Socialists and the General commits suicide. Carla discovers that the American is married and tries to commit suicide. Harry, the G ...

... (Princes) The Job is the Governorship of a British colony, the Mediterranean Island of Salva, and the Boy for the Job is a Socialist politician and ex-stevedore (name of Harri- l son). He is a good, determined, single-minded Yorkshireman, but as S obstinate ...

... finds nothing in her situation to be coy about. Luke Milam's co-grandfather, Mr. Harris, is an ex-miner, a publican and a Socialist and, however unlikely the combination, a convincingly drawn character. First shock for the Milams is that the Harris family ...

... insincerity of their religious upbringing. Christ, whose teachings you all appear to imagine you follow, was the truest socialist that has ever lived. And the first. You all go to church on Sundays and worship him as God, yet if he appeared in a Mayfair ...

... pleasure was so great that we all Aook hands and parted with protestations of i regard, friendship and mutual gratitude. A Socialist might say that they were no more than slaves pandering to the bourgeoisie. I say I that within their own sphere they were ...

... a most workmanlike book. There is old Mr. Armitage the mill owner, the best chairman in the West Riding, and with him a Socialist councillor, a representative of the Communist Party, a schoolmistress, a delegate from the Youth Group, a lady designer ...

... Manners, was banned to please the sensitive Socialists. The first spot of bother can be forgotten and ignored the second cannot. Why all this fuss anyway r Briefly, the story of the play is about a Socialist head of the National Atomic Board who, on receiving ...

... proven. ROMANTIC Dartmoor may be Eden Phillpotts's background, but klie does not idealize his Devon natives. Brian White, Socialist railwayman, and his wife Maude are an ugly pair in The Waters of Walla (Hutchinson, 10s. 6d.). When Maude's widowed mother ...

... very good or bad, happy or unhappy. All in this back water is placid, a little sentimental and invariably nice. Even the Socialist M.P. for Barchester is gentle enough in the eyes of his neighbours to speak disparagingly of his own party, and there are ...

... genuine nature of the man whose contemporaries referred to him as the poetic upholsterer, and whom we know as poet, designer, socialist and pioneer in the arts and crafts. He designed anything from a printed fabric to a house, though people who have stayed ...

... brilliantly, sometimes turgidly expressed, on such matters as have interested him from time to time. Thus, one reads about the Socialist doctrine, an atomic war, Machiavelli, Nineteenth-Century Altru ism, as he puts it, and the World State, when one would far ...

... and a widow with a twinkling interest in her rough-mannered admirer. He is what was called in those days something of a Socialist, and has given the Marquess's agent the edge of his tongue. That is why he is a riveter in Glasgow. The little lady of the ...