Men of Affairs - The Greenes of Berkhamsted

John S Ryan

Men of Affairs - The Greenes of Berkhamsted

John S Ryan

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Despite his fairly consistent policy of covering up his private affairs, apart from the books read or travels chronicled, there is some considerable evidence of Graham Greene's family and career to be gleaned from official sources and the following account aims to bring together a number of these items. Quite clearly 'The Lost Childhood and other essays' (1951) and 'A Sort of Life' (1971) tell us a great deal about his life, but the public man's career is valuable for the further light which it sheds on situations and themes in the fiction.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Gleanings from Greeneland
Editors	John S Ryan
Place of Publication	Armidale, Australia
Publisher	University of New England
Pages	1-19
Edition	1
ISBN (Print)	9780858340299, 0858340291
Publication status	Published - 1972

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Professional Writing
Communication Studies
British and Irish Literature

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