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... celebrating the life and works of Joseph Conrad, the great Polish author who spent the later part of his life in Kent, at the University of Kent next month. / The 16th international conference of the Joseph Conrad Society of Great Britain and will be ...
... wealth. Education was compulsory and free and university education cost about £lO a year. The speaker mentioned Chopin ana Joseph Conrad as among the Poland, but their nejo was Pilaudskl. the man destiny t£ were strong they could get friends much easier ...
... Woman's Hour. down to write in the Canterbury neighbourhood after giving up another career — that of sea captain — was Joseph Conrad. By his own account, he must often have wished he was back in the teeth of the worst of gales, rather than becalmed with ...
... people from Kent have made their mark in the world. General Wolfe, General Gordon, William Pitt. Dickens. Caxton. Marlowe, Joseph Conrad, Somerset Mangiam and Winston Churchill, all came from ths county. l - do not know of any other county that could list ...
... Gays Fables, and 20th Century limited first editions signed by the authors including John tilasefeeld, John Galsworthy, Joseph Conrad. E. Dates, George Moore, Liam O'Flaherty and Lytton Ptrachey and printed at the Nonesuch Press, Golden Coelterel PTAS. ...
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... Book review CONRAD AND HIS CHARACTERS Joseph Conrad and his Characters,”” by Richard Curle (Heinemann, 215.).— Kent has a special interest in the Polish seaman who turned into a successful author in English, inasmuch as he lived nearly all his literary ...
... Battersea enamels, Bijouterie, etc.; a few Lots of BOOKS, mostly first editions by John Galsworthy, Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, Henry James, Thee. Hardy, Bernard Shaw, etc. together with a portfolio of 21 fi nely coloured plates of Oxford Colleges ...
... Yellow Fever. (1938). Face to Face (BBC 2, 2.05). Actually two 45- minute films: The Secret Sharer with James Mason in a Joseph Conrad story as a ship's captain who deliberately shields a fugitive murderer. And at 2.50 The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky. Robert ...
... bean at one time the haunt of such man and smugg hers. Members were shown beautiful village hall. a memorial to writer. Joseph Conrad. who uw few years 01 his life there. On to Bridge. so callrd because hallbourne passr, under it. and thence Palm bourne ...
... dap*. it is noted that such names eluded as John Oalsworthy. O. Mansard A. A. Milne. fit. John I rvirse,; Noel Inward. Joseph Conrad, W. S. Gilbert, Olive? lioldsmith. Maurice Materlinek and Thes Hardy. it will he realised the vast amount of enjoyment ...
... says the Prime Minister, Mr. Chamberlain, are those of the elder Dumas and that long superb series left us by Joseph Conrad.” Now Joseph Conrad lies in Canterbury Cemetery. His Arrow of Gold (dictated to a typist) is considered by some to be Conrad’s m ...