Joseph Conrad published by DemoPublisher
History, Bio & Memoir
published 539 days ago
about 79111 words

“I have not read this author’s books, and if I have read them I have forgotten what they were about.”
These words are reported as having been uttered in our midst not a hundred years ago, publicly, from the seat of justice, by a civic magistrate. The words of our municipal rulers have a solemnity and importance far above the words of other mortals, because our municipal rulers more than any other variety of our governors and masters represent the average wisdom, temperament, sense and virtue of the community. This generalisation, it ought to be promptly said in the interests of eternal justice (and recent friendship), does not apply to the United States of America.

Chap. #	Title	# Words
1	AUTHOR’S NOTE	1193
2	PART I—LETTERS	3
3	BOOKS—1905.	2297
4	HENRY JAMES—AN APPRECIATION—1905	2595
5	ALPHONSE DAUDET—1898	1510
6	GUY DE MAUPASSANT—1904 {1}	2134
7	ANATOLE FRANCE—1904	3908
8	TURGENEV {2}—1917	1054
9	STEPHEN CRANE—A NOTE WITHOUT DATES—1919	1076
10	TALES OF THE SEA—1898	1327
11	AN OBSERVER IN MALAYA {3}—1898	882
12	A HAPPY WANDERER—1910	1274
13	THE LIFE BEYOND—1910	1323
14	THE ASCENDING EFFORT—1910	1329
15	THE CENSOR OF PLAYS—AN APPRECIATION—1907	1481
16	PART II—LIFE	3
17	AUTOCRACY AND WAR—1905	9790
18	THE CRIME OF PARTITION—1919	5851
19	A NOTE ON THE POLISH PROBLEM—1916	1952
20	POLAND REVISITED—1915	10463
21	FIRST NEWS—1918	1613
22	WELL DONE—1918	4643
23	TRADITION—1918	2355
24	CONFIDENCE—1919	1998
25	FLIGHT—1917	1126
26	SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE LOSS OF THE TITANIC—1912	5129
27	CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE ADMIRABLE INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF THE TITANIC—1912	6298
28	PROTECTION OF OCEAN LINERS {8}—1914	3495
29	A FRIENDLY PLACE	914
30	Footnotes	95