On anything
By: by H. Belloc.
Publisher: E.P. Dutton & co.
Published: 1926
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 279
Notes: "These essays, with one exception, first appeared in the Morning Post and Morning Leader."
Table of contents: title: On building castles in Spain.; title: On clay.; title: On no book.; title: On irony.; title: On the simplicity of words.; title: On secluded places.; title: On people in books.; title: On the effect of time.; title: On a poet.; title: On a prophet.; title: On believing.; title: On the air in the Dordogne.; title: On the sites of the revolution.; title: A secret letter.; title: The shadows.; title: The canvasser.; title: The abstracted man.; title: On the method of history.; title: On history in travel.; title: On the traveller.; title: On Milton.; title: Hans Christian Andersen.; title: Christmas of 1808.; title: On communications.; title: Astarte.; title: The hungry student.; title: The brigand of Radicofani.; title: The honest man and the devil.; title: Compiègne.; title: The candour of maturity.; title: The fog.; title: The Spaniard.; title: The fortress.; title: The hunter.; title: Our inheritance.; title: The new road.; title: On two towns.; title: The judgment of Robespierre.