... JOSEPH CONRAD. well was the opening lecture on Modern English Literature ' (given under the auspices of the Workers’ Educational Association), hy Mr. I). R. Hardman, M.A., L.L.8., Uintah., at Benn Building ;, Rugby, last week, received, that the Assembly ...

... the man of action. and no-one exploited the struggle of man against adversity better than that intensely human writer Joseph Conrad. When Conrad transplants his talent for recapturing a world of high adventure and romance’ to ...

... NEW BILTON Adult School. —The Handbook Session on Sunday, entitled .Joseph Conrad,** was by*Mr. \V. Turton. Tlie Wednesday afternoon Women’s Meeting opened with American tea. Mrs. Davies gave brief outline the series .discussions on “Never again—but how ...

... the exception Thomas Hardy there was other author in his (Mr. Hardmans) list lectures, whose characters were so marked Joseph Conrad s. could remember Conrad’s characters well as he could remember Dickons’ characters. The greatest thing of Conrad was that ...

... MATTERS N. HUXLEY WATSON LT .COVENTRY “JOSEPH CONRAD” RUGBY LECTURES OM PROSE WRITING I N Joseph Conrad there i> always a strange iiittmaiiou of immortality said Mr. L. Wilkm.on when talking on in liis series of lis tures English prose writing 1890. at ...

... attraction, and on the change of programme “ The Family Upstairs,” a drama of home life, and Noetromo,” an adaptation of Joseph Conrad, a story of passionate love. ...

... thanks was seconded by Mr. 6. E. Cooper, vioe-presidenU A whist drive and dancing followed. ••JOSEPH CONRAD” RUGBY LECTURES ON PROSE WRITING IX Joseph Conrad thare i» always a strange intimation immortality ’* Mid Mr. L. V. Wilkinson when talking Conrad ...

... Wbst Happens Behind the Closed Doors Hall the Homes in America. GEORGE O’BRIEN i LOU TEIXEQEN NOSTROMO From the Novel by Joseph Conrad. A Mighty Drama of Love, Life and Honor in the Struggle for Wealth. TvbM Tales Ne. 1, The Only Way Oat TOPICAL BUOSET. ...

... ever written have been simply the life stories the authors. Dickens introduced his early history into David Copperfield; Joseph Conrad based some his stories his own experiences at-sear and George Borrow dipped into his own life history for hia Lavengro ...

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... FOR THE INVOLVED STYLE. To the Editor of The Advertiser. Sir, your issue of 31st January you give an account of lecture Joseph Conrad, which the lecturer suggests that involved stylo is the hall-mark of literature. That is as it may b?, but if literature ...

... NEW BILTON ADULT SCHOOL. - Instead of the u*ual Handbook lesson. one from 1934 Handbook on the life Joseph Conrad was read and discussed at the Mondas esening meeting This mas a prelude to the lesson on his novel Nostroma mhich will be taken later on ...