London was no longer ‘My Old Lady London,’ but a rather exacerbated old gentleman with jumpy nerves. Like most other men, I have come to have but little, if any, respect for authority. This may be due ...

The delegates to the convention will spend much of their time examining the political conditions in English towns and in attempting to ascertain why the corruption of public employees is so much less ...

THIS book contains the latest of the well-known series of public lectures arranged by the History Department of King's College, London. “Edwardian England” may be said to include the first decade of ...