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nomic performance, their evaluation should be judged "primarily by the substantive freedoms that the members of that society enjoy." Because he provides an enhanced voice for...

THE CASE OF MR. HEMINGWAY (November 1973)

Evelyn Waugh THE CASE OF MR. HEMINGWAY Nov. 3, 1950 Ernest Hemingway's long¦ expected novel [Across the River and Into the Trees] has been out for some weeks, and has already...

Scenes of Clerical Life (March 1956)

BOOKS Scenes of Clerical Life EVELYN WAUGH I N THE nine years since the publication of The Prince o] Darkness, Mr. Powers has met the Enemies of Promise face to face and has cut them dead. His...

LOVE AMONG THE RUINS (July 1953)

Love Among the Ruins By Evelyn Waugh Dk ESPITE their promises at the last Election, the ! politicians had not yet changed the climate. The State Meteorological Institute had so far produced...

The Voice of Tito (May 1953)

performance turned in by Brandon De Wilde in the role of the Starrett's nine-year-old son, because Shane himself and most of the events in the moving tale are seen through the youthful eyes of...

Tlhe Heart's Own Reasons (August 1951)

The Heart's Own Reasons By EVELYN WAUGH NO ONE but Mr. Graham Greene could have written his latest novel The End of the Affmr; his unique personality is apparent on every page. All -the...

The Case of Mr Hemingway (November 1950)

The Case of Mr. Hemingway By EVELYN WAUGH MR. ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S long-expected novel has been out for some weeks, and has already been conspicuously reviewed by all the leading critics. It is now...

KICKING AGAINST THE GOAD (March 1949)

Kicking Against the Goad Evelyn Waugh I HAVE JUST READ in a London newspaper the following paragraph: "Evelyn Waugh is in trouble. He's being quoted from coast to coast (of U.S.A.) as saying...

FELIX CULPA? (July 1948)

Felix Culpa? Evelyn Waugh reviews Graham Greene's new novel* OF MR. GRAHAM GREENE alone among contemporary writers one can say without affectation that his breaking silence with a new serious...

THE JESUIT WHO WAS THURSDAY (March 1947)

[558] The Jesuit Who Was Thursday Villains: by Mrs. Trollope, Chesterton and Koestler Evelyn Waugh SHE was neither clear-sighted nor accurate; and in her attempts to describe morals,...

SAMPLE FROM A NOVEL (April 1942)

Sample from a Novel Incident from the forthcoming "Put Out More Flags."* By Evelyn Waugh I N THE PLEASURE of setting his trap, Basil had not looked forward to its conse-quences. When...

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