Peace of mind
Subtitle: essays and reflections, August 1914-September 1917.
Publisher: A. Melrose, ltd.
Published: 1918
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918; Books and reading; English literature -- 19th century -- History and criticism; English literature -- 20th century -- History and criticism
Table of contents: title: A memorable night in London.; title: The war no "three weeks' job."; title: Books read on Christmas days.; title: On careless reading.; title: A new voice in the essay.; title: The snobbishness of books.; title: The German mind.; title: The decline of Sir Walter Scott!; title: The writing of essays.; title: Escape for thy life.; title: Reflections on anthologies.; title: Looking back on the Carlyles.; title: "The best friends are old friends."; title: A late view of Arnold Bennett.; title: Significance in literature.; title: A religious peripatetic.; title: An arrested mind.; title: War as a maker of poets.; title: Philosophy and peace of mind.; title: The apotheosis of W. H. Davies.; title: Literature and American friendship.; title: Books and the genius loci.; title: A taste for poverty.; title: The simple life.; title: Literature and personalities.; title: Death and premonition.; title: An overrated author.; title: Stopford Brooke's literary influence.; title: New and old believers.; title: Poets and pessimism.; title: A vanished school of novelists.; title: The indestructibility of literature.; title: The cliché in literature.; title: Literature and speech.; title: Disjecta membra.