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CLARK Another Part of the Wood A Self Portrait ' It is impossible to read Lord Clark's book without feeling that he is a unique person , balanced as he is between the worlds of scholarship and power . It is packed with good stories ...
CLARK Another Part of the Wood A Self Portrait ' It is impossible to read Lord Clark's book without feeling that he is a unique person , balanced as he is between the worlds of scholarship and power . It is packed with good stories ...
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In December 1867 Henty was commissioned by Claud Mathews , the editor of The Standard , to accompany Lord Napier's expeditionary force to Abyssinia . The expedition to reduce the power of the Emperor Theodore and seek redress for injury ...
In December 1867 Henty was commissioned by Claud Mathews , the editor of The Standard , to accompany Lord Napier's expeditionary force to Abyssinia . The expedition to reduce the power of the Emperor Theodore and seek redress for injury ...
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Sir Harold Acton Tariq Ali Kingsley Amis Lord Amulree W. H. Auden Sir Alfred Ayer J. G. Ballard Lord Balogh Clive Barnes H. E. Bates Lord Bath John Bayley Konstantin Bazarov Sir Cecil Beaton Cyril Beaumont Robert Beddard Sir John ...
Sir Harold Acton Tariq Ali Kingsley Amis Lord Amulree W. H. Auden Sir Alfred Ayer J. G. Ballard Lord Balogh Clive Barnes H. E. Bates Lord Bath John Bayley Konstantin Bazarov Sir Cecil Beaton Cyril Beaumont Robert Beddard Sir John ...
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| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181 |
| Editors | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2007 |
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