My Diaries Being a Personal Narrative of Events 1888 1914 volume 2
My Diaries Being a Personal Narrative of Events 1888 1914 volume 2
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With what face can they now denounce the mote in the Bel- gian eye, yet we are hypocrites enough to do this even with this Denshawai beam, astounding as it is, in our own eye, but the Radicals are fools and deserve their fate of jackaling their Whig leaders, and I am a fool to fash myself with the abomination of our rule in the world.
" Sir Wilfrid Lawson is dead, the only quite true man on the Radical side in Parliament. Dear good man, we shall not see another like him.
1906] My "Atrocities of... Justice" 149 " 4th July. — To Clifford's Inn, to see Neville's exhibition of pic- tures, his Bernard Shaw portrait among them.
" 6th July. — I have had a letter from Keir Hardie, the Labour leader, asking my opinion about Grey's statement, and have answered him. [The peculiarity in Hardie's letter was that it showed him to be entirely ignorant even as to where the atrocities had taken place, imagining it to be somewhere in the Soudan. ] " 8th July (Sunday). — The new Egyptian Nationalist leader, Musta- pha Kamel, writes to me from Paris saying he wishes to see me, and I have telegraphed back proposing that he should come over to Eng- land, and offering to lodge him at Chapel Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With what face can they now denounce the mote in the Bel- gian eye, yet we are hypocrites enough to do this even with this Denshawai beam, astounding as it is, in our own eye, but the Radicals are fools and deserve their fate of jackaling their Whig leaders, and I am a fool to fash myself with the abomination of our rule in the world.
" Sir Wilfrid Lawson is dead, the only quite true man on the Radical side in Parliament. Dear good man, we shall not see another like him.
1906] My "Atrocities of... Justice" 149 " 4th July. — To Clifford's Inn, to see Neville's exhibition of pic- tures, his Bernard Shaw portrait among them.
" 6th July. — I have had a letter from Keir Hardie, the Labour leader, asking my opinion about Grey's statement, and have answered him. [The peculiarity in Hardie's letter was that it showed him to be entirely ignorant even as to where the atrocities had taken place, imagining it to be somewhere in the Soudan. ] " 8th July (Sunday). — The new Egyptian Nationalist leader, Musta- pha Kamel, writes to me from Paris saying he wishes to see me, and I have telegraphed back proposing that he should come over to Eng- land, and offering to lodge him at Chapel Street.
What to read after My Diaries Being a Personal Narrative of Events 1888 1914 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt to read onlineMoreLess
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