Time to think again
Michael Neve, 3 March 1988
Benjamin Disraeli: Letters 1838-1841
edited by M.G Wiebe, J.B. Conacher, John Matthews and M.S. Millar.
Toronto, 458 pp., £40, March 1987,0 8020 5736 5 Show More
edited by M.G Wiebe, J.B. Conacher, John Matthews and M.S. Millar.
Toronto, 458 pp., £40, March 1987,
Salisbury: The Man and his Policies
edited by Lord Blake and Hugh Cecil.
Macmillan, 298 pp., £29.50, May 1987,0 333 36876 2 Show More
edited by Lord Blake and Hugh Cecil.
Macmillan, 298 pp., £29.50, May 1987,
“... be like. In Britain especially, it was simply a question of getting on with the practical job, the job as determined by political economy, or something conceived of as ‘common sense’. Philosophy, political philosophy, was the product of alienation, of exclusion. At the centre, where nature could take its course, the forlorn seeker after complex thought was ... ”
