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This living hand, and other essays, Edmund Morris

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This living hand, and other essays, Edmund Morris
Language
eng
resource.biographical
contains biographical information
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
This living hand
Oclc number
779264603
Responsibility statement
Edmund Morris
Sub title
and other essays
Summary
A wide-ranging collection of essays by a contemporary critic and historian traces four decades of writing and considers such diverse topics as Beethoven, Kilimanjaro, and Britain's Imperial War Museum
Table Of Contents
Bumstitch: lament for a forgotten fruit -- How I escaped death by snakebite and lived to write about Beethoven -- The ccurfew ttolls the knell of pparting day: remembering Mr. Atkinson -- The last snows of Kilimanjaro: a lament -- A ghostly tour with TR: the Badlands of North Dakota -- Documenting the intangible: the New York Public Library's dance collection -- Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter: a low-calorie diet for the musically obese -- Brutalities of marriage: Otto Friedrich's Clover : the tragic love story of Clover and Henry Adams -- Theodore Roosevelt the diplomat: Frederick W. Marks's velvet on iron -- "Look, Mother, My Public": the custody trial of Gloria Vanderbilt -- Theodore Roosevelt the polygon: address at the National Portrait Gallery -- Wilson as warmonger: Walter Karp's politics of war -- Line of concern: an interview with Nadine Gordimer -- A ztrangeness in the zight: the shadow world of Tom Bostelle -- The pen is mightier than the Smith-Corona: typing and the murder of style -- Music v. Musicology: Donald Francis Tovey, counsel for the defense -- Land of lost content: South Africa revisited in the last days of apartheid -- Tiger in sonic cage: the pianism of Vladimir Horowitz -- Theodore Roosevelt the writer: colloquium at the Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars -- Telling lives: a biographer's quest for temps perdu -- The Idea of North: Glenn Gould's search for solitude -- A hundred and forty-four Merlins: Britain's Imperial War Museum -- We came to America : the irrevocable act of emigration
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