Philadelphia: Patricians and Philistines, 1900-1950

Author:   John Lukacs ,  John R. Lukacs
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Inc
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Pages:   294
Publication Date:   30 September 2015
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Author:   John Lukacs ,  John R. Lukacs
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Inc
Imprint:   Routledge
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.385kg
ISBN:  

9781412855976


ISBN 10:   1412855977
Pages:   294
Publication Date:   30 September 2015
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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-[Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read.- --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography [Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read. --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography [Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read. --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography


[Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read. --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography


-[Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read.- --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography [Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read. --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography [Philadelphia] had the effect of a tour through a familiar family mansion, made into a monument, with an articulate, knowledgeable and slightly Mephistophelean curator. . . . The basic characters do not change; but the total effect is that of seeing these people turned inside out. . . . Vivid, amusing, full of insights, tightly organized, all these sketches are a pleasure to read. --Nathaniel Burt, The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography


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John Lukacs is professor emeritus of history at Chestnut Hill College, USA. He was also visiting professor at Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Princeton, and La Salle universities, USA. He is the author of A Short History of the Twentieth Century, The Future of History, and The Legacy of the Second World War.

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