This 1970 book by Donald Horne has been sitting unread on my shelves since I bought it in Sydney, Australia.
I wonder if the contents are as provocative as the cover? On first glance, he clearly had it against the conceited, self-assured "Upper English", as he calls the type.
I'll just take the advice of Bo Diddley
Maybe it was intended as a spoof, like this...
A test now, for the linguists:
When do you think the following book about England was published? These are the last two pages of the book:
Ferdinand Tönnies? 1915..1917? Since you also feature Horne's book I thought it might be Warlike England as seen by Herself, but I don't read German. S
ReplyDelete1937, in fact.
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