A Bloomsbury Group Reader Book

	Introduction
	Acknowledgements
Pt. I	Forewords	1
1	The Common Reader	3
2	Preface to Eminent Victorians	5
3	Introduction to A Sampler of Castile	8
4	Introduction to Collected Short Stories	10
Pt. II	Stories	13
5	The Point of It	15
6	Pearls and Swine	29
7	Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street	43
Pt. III	Biographies	51
8	The Emperor Babur	53
9	Madame de Sevigne's Cousin	58
10	Newton the Man	63
11	Disraeli	72
12	Julia Margaret Cameron	81
13	Herbert Spencer	89
Pt. IV	Essays	95
14	The Post-Impressionists	97
15	The Artistic Problem	102
16	Art and Socialism	107
17	Avons-Nous Change Tout Cela?	121
18	Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren	126
19	Fear and Politics	136
20	Memories of a Working Women's Guild	152
21	What I Believe	165
Pt. V	Reviews	173
22	The New St Bernard	175
23	Ibsen	182
24	Freud's Psychopathology of Everyday Life	189
25	Mr Hardy's New Poems	192
26	The Complete Poems of C. P. Cavafy	197
27	Ernest Hemingway	203
Pt. VI	Polemics	211
28	Matthew Arnold	213
29	Mr Lloyd George	219
30	Wilcoxism	225
31	Me, Them and You	229
32	Mr Bennett and Mrs Brown	233
Pt. VII	Talks	251
33	Art and Indecency	253
34	Impressionism	260
35	Professions for Women	274
36	The Job of a Dramatic Critic	280
37	On Reading Books	286
38	In My Library	292
Pt. VIII	Travel Writings	297
39	The Gentleness of Nature	299
40	Two Historic Houses	303
41	Cnidus	307
42	Ciudad Rodrigo	312
43	Street Haunting	317
Pt. IX	Memoirs	329
44	Notes on Virginia's Childhood	331
45	Recollections	336
46	Lancaster Gate	344
47	Old Bloomsbury	355
48	Coming to London	373
49	Julian Bell	379
50	Maynard Keynes	382
Pt. X	Afterwords	395
51	Retrospect	397
52	To Desmond MacCarthy Aet. 22	408
53	A View without a Room	411
54	The Love of Reading	415
	Further Reading	419
	Index of Names	422