This series collects together the best-known aphorisms, epigrams and reflections of a wide variety of figures from antiquity to our own age: humorists and novelists, poets and philosophers, politicians and playwrights.

Sayings of Oscar Wilde (Duckworth Sayings Series)

Literature & Fiction

Russell, Henry

Literary

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Sayings of Muhammad (Duckworth Sayings Series)

History & Criticism

Sayings of Disraeli

Sayings of Jane Austen

Posterity has often seen Nietzsche as a principal source of modern elitism.  In fact he was a tireless proponent of individual freedom--from religion, the state, society and mass morality.  Believing in greatness, he knew its cost in suffering, yet he set out in quest of it with tremendous energy, subjecting Philistine opponents along the way to his devastating irony and wit.  This collection of his sayings provides a unique summation of his influential thought.

Sayings of Nietzsche (Duckworth Sayings Series)

This series collects together the best-known aphorisms, epigrams and reflections of a wide variety of figures from antiquity to our own age: humorists and novelists, poets and philosophers, politicians and playwrights.

SAYINGS OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (Duckworth Sayings Series)

Esmond Wright

John Keats was an idealist to whom concepts such as Truth, Beauty and Imagination were both real and important. His writings are accompanied by an awareness that his time as a writer might be short, and reveal an engaging personality, full of humour and enjoyment of life.

Sayings of John Keats (Duckworth Sayings Series)

With a life almost spanning the 20th century, A.L. Rowse has known many of the great historians of our age: men such as G.M. Trevelyan, A.J.P. Taylor, Hugh Trevor-Roper and Sir Lewis Namier. In this memoir, he reflects upon his personal and professional friendships and rivalries.

Historians I Have Known

Biographies & Memoirs

ROWSE, A.L.

Historical

Poet, dramatist and novelist, Walter Scott was an eminent literary figure of his day. This collection of epigrams captures Scott's wit, his wisdom and the surprising modernity of many of his views.

Sayings of Walter Scott

Reference

Quotations

Norman Lamont was the Chancellor of the Exchequer who fought in 1991-92 to keep Britain inside the European monetary system, and who in 1995 is now its most vociferous critic. In this book Lamont reveals how, in his view, Britain had lost control of her own economic policy, and how Europe had convinced him from the inside that never again must Britain allow its affairs to be run by France, Germany or anyone but itself. He gives information on how the European Union is now an alliance of "France and Germany first". He explains how in 1991 he beat off the pressure from Jacques Delors in Brussels, 10 Downing Street and the Foreign Office to make ERM membership binding on Britain, and he tells why, in his opinion, Europe's exchange rate mechanism and single currency are headed for disaster. Lamont is the leading Conservative to think the unthinkable - that Britain may yet have to come out of the European Union. He believes that his is the vision of Britain's brightest future - a country free and independent, sovereign and wealthy, cut loose from the utopian dreams of Brussels.

Sovereign Britain

Business & Money

Lamont, Norman

Economics

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