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... attempt to blow up the Observatory during Queen Victoria’s reign, an incident which provided the inspiration for one of Joseph Conrad’s novels. has remained the official “astronomical yearbook” ever since; and during the regime of the immensely capable ...
... cause the government to arm or even expand the police force, let alone pass Lord Salisbury’s Aliens Bill. Then in 1907 Joseph Conrad offered his own version, in one of the most famous detective novels of the century: The Secret Agent. Writing 17 years ...
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... our Labour Party in its seventy-five years. We face an economic typhoon of unparalleled ferocity. He spoke of author Joseph Conrad's book Typhoon in which advice is given on how to ride a- typhoon. Always facing it . . . that is the way to get ...
... dramatic moment, the most emotional moment in a Labour conference for years, when Mr. Foot recalled the advice given in Joseph Conrad's novel Typhoon, about how to get through a typhoon: Always facing it, Captain Maguire, that is the way to get through ...