Word: chaptered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Pont Show of the Week (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). A dark chapter in a Member of Parliament's past prevents him from receiving a Cabinet appointment. Jack Hawkins, Pamela Brown. Repeat...
...Decline and Fall of Lloyd George. Like most of his earlier volumes, it records the first-person impressions of a man who not only lived through more than half a century of British history but helped to make it. And the Beaver has by no means reached the last chapter. Gratified by the critical acclaim accorded his latest work, he has already set industriously to work on two more. "Making a good book, that's my passion now," he says. "I dictate day and night...
...Young Americans for Freedom, the largest conservative student organization, is expected to be especially vocal at Indiana's Bloomington campus. The Big Ten school withdrew from NSA last spring, thanks largely to a campaign by the local YAF chapter...
...Army has taken part," and ends with "You've just read about the shortest history of the Army ever written. It doesn't even hit the high spots." This kind of historical analysis, however, is not limited to the strictly historical section alone. In a subsection of the chapter on communications, for instance, the author attributes the fall of the First French Empire to a lack of rapid communication between Napoleon and his lieutenants...
Help! Help! Reissued now in a volume that includes all of James's subsequent musings on religion, The Varieties reads like a steady stream of confessions. "I am almost appalled at the amount of emotionality in it," James admits in his concluding chapter. In copious detail, James records the soul-searchings of religious figures like Luther and St. Theresa and Bunyan, and of not so obviously religious ones like Tolstoy and Walt Whitman and Carlyle. No type of religious experience, however humble or bizarre, is excluded; James treats them all with tender indulgence. The majestic agonies of Augustine...