A very nice copy that looks about new. Light interior hard-to-see small crack that happens sometimes in a new book that isn't opened properly. Mentioned for accuracy in description.

Muggeridge

INGRAMS, RICHARD

HarperCollins Canada, Limited

In these pre-millennial days, spirituality and religion feature larger in people's minds than they have for many years. While Britain's multi-cultural masses may recognize the McDonald's "M" more readily than they do the Christian cross, half the population this Easter claimed to believe in the Resurrection. Religion and politics are still the two ripest sources for intelligent debate and most thinking people, regardless of their religious position, have at some time in their lives encountered the New Testament and come to some view about its central figure, Jesus Christ. Richard Ingrams puts together pieces by writers throughout the ages - almost every great writer has expressed a view on Christ at some time. The anthology covers atheists and agnostics, doubters and the devout, the hostile and the indifferent. Writings on this subject comprise some of the most beautiful in the English language, but they can also be anguished, heartrending, serene, joyful or hateful.

Jesus

Harpercollins

<p>Profiles the personal and professional life of the English author and journalist, from his early career as a correspondent in Moscow, to his later conversion to Catholicism</p>

Muggeridge: The Biography

The life and times of Private eye, 1961-1971

McGraw=Hill

The life and times of "Private Eye", 1961-1971

Penguin/Allen Lane

186 pages of cartoons from Britain's satirical publication, "Private Eye."

The Penguin Book of Private Eye Cartoons

Literature & Fiction

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Mrs Wilson's diary

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

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The Best of Private eye, 1978: The wholly libel

Private Eye Publications : Deutsch

Part real-life thriller, part comedy, this is the bizarre story of the long and complex legal battle between Sir James Goldsmith and Private Eye.In January 1976, the millionaire tycoon Jimmy Goldsmith issued over sixty libel writs against the satirical magazine Private Eye and thirty-seven of its distributors. At the same time, he applied to the High Court to bring an action for Criminal Libel against the magazine, the first time the law had been invoked against a paper for over thirty years. The ensuing struggle lasted over a year, involved at least twelve hearings and attracted more attention than any libel action of modern times.In this book, Richard Ingrams pulls all the threads of the story together and gives his own theory of why the action was brought in the first place.

Goldenballs

Deutsch

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