The Edwardians, by Roy Hattersley, St. Martin's
I've been reading the big biography of David Lloyd George, and this is a period that we Americans don't know much about, but the controversies are not so different from our times today.
I notice many more books than I can read. Here are ones that have come to my attention that sound interesting, whether I ever get around to reading them or not.
Book-Related Blog's I've Noticed
- ABE used books
- aNobii
- Bartleby
- Bird-Safe Glass
- Bookcourt - My Favorite Bookstore
- Books Toolbox - 50+ Sites
- Books well read
- Chilling Effects
- Counterintelligence Reader
- Farber's IP Archives
- Fetchbook
- Marylaine Block's Book Bytes
- McCullagh's Politech archive
- New York Review of Books
- Poemhunter Quotations
- Posner's blog
- Post your favorites on the web at del.icio.us
- Project Gutenberg
- The Elegant Variation
- Times Literary Supplement
- Wordsmith - A Word A Day
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- Jeane Kirkpatrick & the Neocons
- Paul Krugman
- Heinlein and Conservative Sci-Fi
- Hubris, deception, and death - David Halberstam
- Plutonium
- The Arms Race
- How Slavery Shaped the US Constitution
- Einstein - Legend, myth, idol and icon
- Napoleon
- Chalmers Johnson
- Construction
- India & The British Empire
- Those British Authors
- Liberalism
- Churchill
- Cold War Biographer
- Rome's Fall
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Free Speech
- The French
- Edwardians
- Pirates & America's beginnings
- Peter Irons
- Navasky
- Oppenheimer
- Mafia
- Crusades
- Clarence Thomas and the Others
- Lincoln's Beliefs
- Robber Barons
- Greek Olympics
- Noyce
- Computer software
- Cameraman
- Science survey
- Burr
- Copperheads - Civil War Peace Democrats
- Read the Bible
- The Stillborn God
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