And, for the record and to head off the inevitable cleverness from the peanut gallery, of this and other things I am not certain.
For whatever reason, lost in the mists of time, that’s the way the dust jacket was printed.
For whatever reason, lost in the mists of time, that’s the way the dust jacket was printed.
A combination of factors—weather, work, furlough, fire—delayed this post, so here’s an easy out…some Liddell Hart (& adjacent) stuff. He was a self-promoter full of snake-oil, charlatanry, & circularity, but DAMN he could write.
A combination of factors—weather, work, furlough, fire—delayed this post, so here’s an easy out…some Liddell Hart (& adjacent) stuff. He was a self-promoter full of snake-oil, charlatanry, & circularity, but DAMN he could write.
John Malcolm Brinnin
John Malcolm Brinnin
"Did you check the syllabus?"
"What does the procedure say?"
"I'm sorry, I'm still waiting on the insurance to get back to me."
"Did you check the syllabus?"
I agree that in many ways this book is a delight. Among the scholars in that Yale program, though, Hill’s book is by far the best, IMO. (Caveat: It’s been a minute…I reserve the right to be be wrong.)
I agree that in many ways this book is a delight. Among the scholars in that Yale program, though, Hill’s book is by far the best, IMO. (Caveat: It’s been a minute…I reserve the right to be be wrong.)
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Today is maybe in the running for worst.
And I failed in not making them do better. I’m tired. I’m angry. I’m a little despondent.
But there are still students who need us to stand in the gap.
Today is maybe in the running for worst.
And I failed in not making them do better. I’m tired. I’m angry. I’m a little despondent.
But there are still students who need us to stand in the gap.