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John Forster Charles Dickens' Leben Band 2

1842–1851

Biografie/Autobiografie
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Detailiert und wohlinformiert als langjähriger Biograf schildert John Forster Leben und Schreiben des Erfolgsautors Charles Dickens in drei umfassenden Bänden. Band 2: Die amerikanischen Noten (1842). Das erste Jahr von Martin Chuzzlewit (1843). Chuzzlewit-Enttäuschungen und das Weihnachtslied (1842 – 1844). Das Jahr der Abreise nach Italien (1844). Müßiggang in Albaro: Villa Bagnerello (1844). Arbeit in Genua: Palazzo Peschiere (1844). Reisen in Italien (1844). Die letzten Monate in Italien (1845). Wieder in England (1845 – 1846). Eine Heimat in der Schweiz (1846). Schweizer Volk und Land (1846). Skizzen, besonders persönlicher Art (1846). Schriftstellerische Arbeiten in Lausanne (1846). Revolution in Genf, das Weihnachtsbuch und die letzten Tage in der Schweiz (1846). Drei Monate in Paris (1846 – 1847). Dombey und Sohn (1846–1848). Glänzendes Umherschweifen (1847 – 1852). Ferientage am Meere (1848 – 1851). Der Besessene und die Hausworte (1848–1850). Die letzten Jahre in Devonshire Terrace (1848 – 1851). In neuer deutscher Rechtschreibung und Korrektur gelesen. [mehr]

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Emile Joseph Dillon The Inside Story Of The Peace Conference

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The choice of Paris for the historic Peace Conference was an afterthought. The Anglo-Saxon governments first favored a neutral country as the most appropriate meeting-ground for the world's peace-makers. Holland was mentioned only to be eliminated without discussion, so obvious and decisive were the objections. French Switzerland came next in order, was actually fixed upon, and for a time held the field. Lausanne was the city first suggested and nearly chosen. There was a good deal to be said for it on its own merits, and in its suburb, Ouchy, the treaty had been drawn up which terminated the war between Italy and Turkey. But misgivings were expressed as to its capacity to receive and entertain the formidable peace armies without whose co-operation the machinery for stopping all wars could not well be fabricated. At last Geneva was fixed upon, and so certain were influential delegates of the ratification of their choice by all the Allies, that I felt justified in telegraphing to Geneva to have a house hired for six months in that picturesque city. [mehr]

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Emile Joseph Dillon Dillon The Inside Story Of The Peace Conference

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The Choice Of Paris For The Historic Peace Conference Was An Afterthought. The Anglo-Saxon Governments First Favored A Neutral Country As The Most Appropriate Meeting-Ground For The World's Peace-Makers. Holland Was Mentioned Only To Be Eliminated Without Discussion, So Obvious And Decisive Were The Objections. French Switzerland Came Next In Order, Was Actually Fixed Upon, And For A Time Held The Field. Lausanne Was The City First Suggested And Nearly Chosen. There Was A Good Deal To Be Said For It On Its Own Merits, And In Its Suburb, Ouchy, The Treaty Had Been Drawn Up Which Terminated The War Between Italy And Turkey. But Misgivings Were Expressed As To Its Capacity To Receive And Entertain The Formidable Peace Armies Without Whose Co-Operation The Machinery For Stopping All Wars Could Not Well Be Fabricated. At Last Geneva Was Fixed Upon, And So Certain Were Influential Delegates Of The Ratification Of Their Choice By All The Allies, That I Felt Justified In Telegraphing To Geneva To Have A House Hired For Six Months In That Picturesque City. [mehr]

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