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Foreword P. N. Furbank ix
Preface: Editorial History of This Project xi
Acknowledgments xiii
General Introduction 1
The Scripts
1929
15 February "The Great Frost" 51
1930
16 April "D. H. Lawrence" 55
1931
13 August "Books" (Coleridge, Cresswell, Heard) 62
1932
20 February "Conversation in the Train" 69
3 October "New Books" (Wordsworth, Outline of English Literature, Edith Sitwell anthology) 80
10 October "Book Talk" (Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson) 86
24 October "Book Talk" (Newbolt, Richards, Benson, Robins) 93
7 November "Books of the Week" (D. Scott, Anthony, Bone, Watson, Maxwell) 99
21 November "New Books" ("Side Dishes": Austen, Fitzgerald, Macaulay, Huxley) 105
5 December "New Books" ("Tales of Unrest": Chaliapin, Trotsky, Martin, Bennett) 111
19 December "New Books" (The Future of Broadcasting: Lytton Strachey and Younger Writers) 117
1934
10 March "Seven Days Hard" (On Liberty) 124
1937
24 September "Talks for Sixth Forms: Introductory" 129
1938
26 December "Bookshelf" (Books of 1938) 137
1941
4 July "Books and Reading: Books in 1941" 145
15October "Some Books" (Koestler, Symons) 150
10 December "Some Books: A Backward Glance over 1941" 155
1942
11 February "Some Books" (Paper Shortage and Huxley's Grey Eminence) 159
24 February "Masterpieces of English Literature" (Hardy) 164
4 March "Some Books" (Zweig) 172
1 April "Some Books" (Contemporary Poets) 177
29 April "Some Books" (Kipling, Edward Thompson, and Indian Writers) 184
27 May "Some Books" (Rebecca West) 189
24 June "Some Books" (American Writers) 194
14 August "My Debt to India" 198
19 August "Some Books" (Shakespeare Plays in London) 202
11 November "New Books" (Indian Books and Dancing) 207
9 December "Some Books" (Narayana Menon, Yeats, Eliot) 212
1943
6 January "Some Books: New Year's Greeting" (National Gallery Wartime Concerts) 217
3 February "Some Books" (C. S. Lewis, Heard, Mulk Raj Anand) 222
20 June "Some Books" (Stage Productions in London) 227
18 July "Some Books" (The Indian Question) 232
12 September "Some Books" (Tagore, Edward Thompson, Indian Books) 238
3 October "Modern Men of Letters: Lytton Strachey" 243
10 October "Some Books" (Books on Japan) 248
4 November "Some Books" (Mark Twain) 253
2 December "Some Books" (Books on India) 258
1944
6 January "Unwillingly to School: Matthew Arnold" 263
27 January "Some Books" (Koestler, Plomer) 278
24 February "Some Books" (H. Levin's James Joyce) 283
23 March "Some Books" ("Is the Novel Dead?") 288
11 April "Some Books" (Jane Austen and Indian Books) 293
9 May "Some Books" (The Lake District and Wordsworth) 300
24 October "Some Books" (National Gallery Concerts, Tolstoy, Shaw) 305
21 November "Some Books" (Shakespeare in London) 310
15 December "English Prose: The Short Story" (West, Plomer) 315
19 December "Some Books" (Bhagavad-Gita and Books on India) 320
1945
13 February "Some Books" (Books on World War II) 325
10 April "Some Books" (Henry V, Huxley, Auden) 330
9 May "Some Books" (Osbert Sitwell, Indian Music) 335
20 June "The Development of Criticism: Matthew Arnold" 341
3 July "Some Books" (Peter Grimes) 346
31 July "Some Books" (Valery, Maillaud, Mann) 351
1946
3 July "Some Books" (Bengali Books) 357
31 July "Some Books" (Shaw, P.E.N., Britten) 363
28 August "Some Books" (H. G. Wells, Forrest Reid, Osbert Sitwell) 368
20 November "Some Books" (Spender, Warner, Acton) 374
1947
15 January "Some Books" (Russell's History of Western Philosophy) 379
12 February "Some Books" (Billy Budd) 384
12 March "Some Books" (Writers and Democracy) 389
15 August "Message to India" (At Partition) 394
1948
13 April "It's Good English" (Biography of George Crabbe) 396
1949
11 January "I Speak for Myself" 401
1951
16 June "Saturday Review" (The Fourth Aldeburgh Festival) 406
29 September "Fifth Anniversary of the Third Programme" 410
1952
8 June "Samuel Butler" (Third Programme) 420
1953
6 September "The Pelican History of Art-The Art and Architecture of India" (Third Programme) 428
1955
14 February "The Mint by T. E. Lawrence" (Third Programme) 436
1956
5 October "Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson" (Third Programme) 445
1958
28 December "Recollections of Nassenheide" (Third Programme) 456
Index 465
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