If the Germans conquered England
Subtitle: and other essays
By: by Robert Lynd.
Publisher: Maunsel and company ltd.
Published: 1917
Place of publication: Dublin and London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 158
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918.
Notes: "Practically all the essays in this book have appeared in the New statesman ... The sketch of T. M. Kettle appeared in the Daily news, and that of the Sheehy-Skeffington in the Ploughshare. The essay, "On nationalism and nationality," was written as a preface to a report of the Nationalities and subject races conference as long ago as 1910."--Pref. note.
Table of contents: title: If the Germans conquered England.; title: The darkness.; title: Revenge.; title: The ass.; title: Farewell to treating.; title: Refugees.; title: Coward conscience.; title: On doing nothing.; title: Ruthlessness.; title: Myths.; title: Courage.; title: Thrice is he armed.; title: This luxurious earth.; title: On saving money.; title: Peace on earth.; title: Grub.; title: On taking a walk in London.; title: White citizens.; title: On being a working man.; title: The business man.; title: Horrors of war.; title: T.M. Kettle.; title: Frances Sheehy-Skiffington.; title: Nationality.; title: The spirit of man.