4 June 2011
Reviewed by Philip Hensher
Categories: Book review , Dante , Divine comedy , Fiction , Hell , Literature , Non-fiction
4 June 2011
Reviewed by Rupert Christiansen
Categories: Book review , France , Nazi , Non-fiction , Occupation , Paris , War , Wartime , Wwii
Reviewed by Judith Flanders
Categories: Book review , Fiction , Novel , Period , Victorian
Reviewed by Andrew Taylor
Categories: Book reviews , Crime , Crime fiction , Crime novels , Ficton
4 June 2011
Reviewed by Ian Thomson
Categories: Book reviews , Cities , History , London , Non-fiction , Travel , Underground
4 June 2011
Reviewed by Andro Linklater
Categories: Book review , Historical memoir , Memoirs , Non-fiction , Poland , Warsaw , Wartime
I've read Phineas Redux by Anthony Trollope, much of it set in the House of Commons at a time of navel-gazing about the Established Church. It was written in the 1870s but remains astonishingly pertinent. All it needs is a preening egomaniac in the Speaker's Chair and it could be describing the Commons of 2011.
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