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Harold Nicolson (1886-1968) was a man of manifold talents: a diplomat, politician, journalist, broadcaster, historian, biographer, diarist, novelist, lecturer, literary critic, essayist and gardener. Perhaps most celebrated for his Diaries (reissued by Faber Finds in their original three volumes), they run the risk of obscuring the excellence of his other books.
6 mag 2009 · Harold Nicolson's Public Faces, an all-but-forgotten novel from the 1930s about Britain's rush for Middle East resources, has uncannily prescient things to tell us today. Charlotte Higgins.
Harold Nicolson. (1886-1968), Diplomat and writer; husband of Vita Sackville-West. Sir Harold George Nicolson. Sitter associated with 21 portraits. Harold Nicolson entered the Diplomatic Service in 1909. He married Vita Sackville-West in 1913 and the story of their relationship is recalled in Nigel Nicolson 's book Portrait of a Marriage (1973 ...
Sir Harold Nicolson’s philosophy of international relations is well summed up by the term ‘liberal realism’, a fusion of two key approaches to the resolution of international problems: realism and idealism. It has its origins in ancient Greek and Roman political thought and history, notably, the writings of Aristotle and Thucydides.
20 apr 2016 · Nicolson discussed with the BBC which side to play, and decided on the shorter excerpt, which is the second side of the recording. See Letters, Roger Eckersley to Harold Nicolson, 2 December 1931, and Harold Nicolson to Roger Eckersley, 3 December 1931. Balliol, Harold Nicolson Papers.
Harold Nicolson. Harold Nicolson, the third son of Arthur Nicolson, first Baron Carnock, and his wife, Mary Katharine Rowan was born in Teheran on 21st November, 1886. His father was a diplomat and his childhood was spent in Turkey, Spain, Morocco and Russia. In 1895, he was sent away to attend The Grange, a preparatory school near Folkestone.
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