More Adventures With Britannia by Wm. Roger Louis

More Adventures With Britannia

Personalities, Politics and Culture in Britain

Wm. Roger Louis, William Roger Louis

University of Texas Press · Print & ebook · January 1, 1999

Collecting the interpretations of outstanding writers on the literature and history of modern Britain, this book deals with a rich variety of themes, some familiar, many unexpected, taking the reader on a highly engaging excursion through British life and intellectual biography.

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Who it’s for
Writers’ interpretations connect modern Britain’s literature and history with its personalities, politics, and culture.
Genres
British History, British & Irish Literary Criticism, 20th-Century Britain
Published
University of Texas Press, January 1, 1999

About this book

Collecting the interpretations of outstanding writers on the literature and history of modern Britain, this book deals with a rich variety of themes, some familiar, many unexpected, taking the reader on a highly engaging excursion through British life and intellectual biography. The scope includes not only the personalities, politics, and culture of England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, but also the interaction of British and other societies throughout the world.

Britain’s Intellectual Life

Writers’ interpretations connect modern Britain’s literature and history with its personalities, politics, and culture.

Come here for

  • Writers’ interpretations of modern British literature and history

Expect

  • Personalities, politics, and culture across England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland
  • The interaction of British and other societies worldwide

Where it sits

British History46%
British & Irish Literary Criticism38%
20th-Century Britain28%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • British History
Authors
Wm. Roger Louis, William Roger Louis
Publisher
University of Texas Press
Published
January 1, 1999
Format
Print & ebook
Reading lane
British History