From William Morris to Sergeant Pepper Book

Pt. 1	Biography as History
1	The Crumbling Frontiers of History	3
2	Thinking about Biography	11
3	Social History	19
4	Lytton Strachey's Eminent Victorians	27
5	The First World War	35
6	The British Way with Culture	39
Pt. 2	William Morris
7	Recent Work on William Morris	53
8	Two Modern Biographies of William Morris	59
9	The Last of the Letters	67
10	William Morris as Businessman	72
11	William Morris and C. R. Ashbee	76
12	Martin Conway	89
13	William Morris and Bloomsbury	110
Pt. 3	Bloomsbury
14	Bloomsbury in Sussex	127
15	S. P. Rosenbaum on Bloomsbury	141
16	Bloomsbury Books	147
17	Leonard Woolf	154
18	E. M. Forster	159
19	John Maynard Keynes	167
20	Lytton Strachey	174
Pt. 4	The 1930s and After
21	Isherwood, Auden, and Spender	181
22	Christopher Sykes on Nancy Astor and Evelyn Waugh	195
23	Oswald Mosley and Unity Mitford	205
24	Isaiah Berlin	211
Pt. 5	George Orwell
25	Utopia and Anti-Utopia: William Morris and George Orwell	219
26	Sahib as Victim	229
27	Orwell and the Past	235
28	The Englishness of George Orwell	248
29	Nineteenth Eighty-Four Ten Years Later	260
Pt. 6	The Other: The Jew
30	Anglo-Jew or English/British	277
31	Two Views of Chaim Weizmann	298
32	Nineteenth-Century Jews	305
Pt. 7	Sergeant Pepper
33	Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	311
	Bibliography, 1954-1998	325
	Index	337