Essays in war-time / by Havelock Ellis.

  • Havelock Ellis
Date:
1916
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Credit: Essays in war-time / by Havelock Ellis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Works by Mr. Havelock Ellis AFFIRMATIONS Studies of Nietzsche, Casanova, Zola, Huysmans, St. Francis, and others, 6s. net. Pall Mall Gazette.—. . . Their literary value is great, and they will be a world of enlightenment to a new generation. Observer.— ... A great book, a contribution to the study of the greatest of all arts—the art of life. Guardian.—. . . There is no denying his extraordinary ability, his critical acumen, his power of writing. IMPRESSIONS AND COMMENTS 6s. net. Daily Telegraph.— The book is occupied with the occasional remarks and fugitive opinions of a singularly sensitive and interest¬ ing writer. ... As a brilliant example of Impressionism in litera¬ ture—its values, its defects, its persuasiveness, its absurdities—this book could scarcely be bettered. Athenseum.—. . Contains many fine and arresting thoughts finely expressed. Pall Mall Gazette.—. . . Impressions of one whose con¬ sidered work is one of the chiefest assets of English critical literature. THE SOUL OF SPAIN 7s. 6d. net. Morning Post.—. . . The book is not only excellent but unique. It is the one book on Spain and Spaniards which Englishmen should read to-day. Athenaeum.— He is well equipped for the task which he has set himself, has studied the literature and art of the country- as well as the people, and has a gift of sympathy which enables him to place himself at the Spanish point of view. LONDON: CONSTABLE & CO., LIMITED. 3