Neville Chamberlain

Biographies & Memoirs

Crozier, Andrew

Historical

Bloomsbury Academic

Chamberlain is one of the infamous 'Guilty Men' responsible for appeasing Hitler almost to perdition. Indeed, his guilt is the deepest and most ineradicable of all those arraigned alongside him. At best, he was Hitler's dupe; at worst, almost criminally negligent. Or...was he in fact the country's saviour? Drawing on fresh evidence and recent scholarship, this new biography argues that without Chamberlain, war would just as certainly have come and that Britain would probably have lost. This in not an apologia for Chamberlain, but it does force us to look afresh at some of our 'certainties', many of them formed by Churchill's immensely influential writings penned in the glow of Nazi defeat.

Re/active Anthology: Ghosts in the Corridor

Literature & Fiction

Davie, Donald

Sisson, C.H.

Poetry

HarperCollins, Publishers

This book provides a much needed accessible introduction to this key topic for students of the twentieth century.

Causes of the Second World War (History of the Contemporary World)

History

Military

Wiley/Blackwell

<p>This book provides a much needed accessible introduction to this key topic for students of the twentieth century. </p>
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<li>An ideal introduction to the events and historiography surrounding this key subject </li> <li>Sets the origins of WWII in both its European and Pacific contexts, and within 150 years of world history </li> <li>First volume in a new series covering major themes and events of the contemporary world </li> </ul>

The Causes of the Second World War

All Where Each Is

Allardyce Barnett Pub

<p>In 1975 J.H. Prynne published High Pink on Chrome. The publication was to be avidly devoured by his admirers and fellow poets. Prynne's example loomed large, especially in Cambridge, and John James and Andrew Crozier would both often respond to his work. Later in 1975, John James published Striking the Pavilion of Zero, which references Prynne, and then, three years later, Andrew Crozier published High Zero, the title of which references, and responds to, both of the preceding books - in this case, the connection goes even further, with the first poem in the book being based on the final poem in Prynne's collection, and the last poem being based on the first poem in the James collection.\nThis unusual compendium volume gives readers a chance to look in on this cardinal moment in radical English poetry, and see the connections at work. The sequences can be read in the various collected editions of the three poets, but the limited-edition originals are long out of print. Here the poems are presented together and afresh in the original context of their first grace and audacity.</p>

Three Books: High Pink on Chrome, Striking the Pavilion of Zero, High Zero

JAMES, JOHN

Prynne, J.H.

Shearsman Books

A Various art

A collection of contemporary English poetry featuring Anthony Barnett, David Chaloner, Andrew Crozier, Roy Fisher, Veronica Forrest-Thomson, John Hall, Ralph Hawkins, John James, Tim Longville, Douglas Oliver, Peter Philpott, John Riley, Peter Riley, John Seed, Iain Sinclair and Nick Totten.

A Various Art

Carcanet Press Ltd.

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