Red rags
Subtitle: essays of hate from Oxford
By: with an epilogue by Mr. Justice McCardie; edited by Richard Comyns Carr.
Contributors: McCardie, Henry Alfred, Sir, 1869-1933.
Publisher: Chapman & Hall ltd.
Published: 1933
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 291
Subjects: English essays -- 20th century.
Other titles: Essays of hate from Oxford.
Notes: With biographical sketches of the authors.
Oke, Richard.  Moron in uniform.--Hodgkin, Thomas.  Hating Italy.--Hale, Lionel.  On literary persons.--Haynes, Renée.  "Well, it's natural...".--Houghton, Richard.  Against the desecrators of the family.--Lean, Tangye.  I hate orthodoxy.--Stockil, Philip.  These Buchmanites.--Boyd-Carpenter, John.  People who hate politicians.--Playfair, Giles.  A letter to the editor.--An epilogue, by Mr. Justice McCardie.
Table of contents: title: Editor's preface.; title: Bernays, Robert.  I hate the die-hards.; title: Connell, John.  Purveyors of sex-bunk.; title: Walter-Smith, Derek.  International snobbery.; title: Peebles, Ian.  Frightfulness on the cricket field.; title: Highet, Gilbert.  Motherhood.; title: Frazer, Shamus.  Cricket and the Cromwell cult.; title: Speaight, Robert.  Dislikes in the theatre.; title: Hogg, Quintin.  Some personal dislikes.; title: Trevelyan, G. E.  Suburban soviets.