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George Bernard Shaw: His Plays
... Mencken's interpretation of G ... Bernard Shaw's plays, in which Mencken overwhelmingly embraced the man who was, at that time, his favourite playwright ... According to Mencken "Through Shaw, I found my vocation at last." It is no surprise that Mencken was enthusiastic in his praise of Shaw when he wrote His Plays ...
... Mencken's interpretation of G ... Bernard Shaw's plays, in which Mencken overwhelmingly embraced the man who was, at that time, his favourite playwright ... According to Mencken "Through Shaw, I found my vocation at last." It is no surprise that Mencken was enthusiastic in his praise of Shaw when he wrote His Plays ...
Albert Jay Nock - Life and Work
... Mencken wrote His editorials during the three brief years of the Freeman set a mark that no other man of his trade has ever quite managed to reach ... Mencken When the unprofitable The Freeman ceased publication in 1924, Nock became a freelance journalist in New York City and Brussels, Belgium ... When Jefferson was published in 1928, Mencken praised it as "the work of a subtle and highly dexterous craftsman" which cleared "off the vast mountain of doctrinaire rubbish that has ...
... Mencken wrote His editorials during the three brief years of the Freeman set a mark that no other man of his trade has ever quite managed to reach ... Mencken When the unprofitable The Freeman ceased publication in 1924, Nock became a freelance journalist in New York City and Brussels, Belgium ... When Jefferson was published in 1928, Mencken praised it as "the work of a subtle and highly dexterous craftsman" which cleared "off the vast mountain of doctrinaire rubbish that has ...
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