Nancy W Ellenberger
Biographic Data
| ID | 5712727 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nancy W Ellenberger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nancy W |
| FAMILY NAME | Ellenberger |
| SIGNATURE | ELLENBERGER N W |
| AFFILIATIONS | United States Naval Academy |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
London’s West End
Readers of this impressive homage to London’s West End can look forward to pleasures nearly equalling those enjoyed by a visit to the district itself. With infectious enthusiasm and panache, Rohan McWilliam successfully evokes the sights, sounds, tastes and feel of the metropolitan heart of Britain’s culture and leisure capital. Perhaps the ‘plumed and steatopygous corporeality’ of Drury Lane boxholders (p. 15) is an unfairly egregious example of…
Balfour's World
Arthur James Balfour (1848-1930) was born toward the beginning of Queen Victoria's long reign. At her death in 1901, he was a year away from becoming the first prime minister of the Edwardian era. Inthe quarter century after his entry into political life in the 1870s, Britain experienced material changes and a sense of intensifying human interactions as dramatic to his generation as the forces ofglobalization are today. Aristocrats watched anxiou…
Stewards of the Nation's Art
Constructing George Wyndham
In June 1913, on a holiday trip to Paris, George Wyndham died suddenly of a heart attack—he was not quite fifty years old. Shocked by this unexpected loss, colleagues in the Conservative Party and the House of Commons, whose inner circles he had occupied for a quarter of a century, organized the usual tributes. Obituaries laid out Wyndham's pedigree as scion of one of England's more romantic landed families, charted his meteoric rise in the 1890s…
Constructing George Wyndham
In June 1913, on a holiday trip to Paris, George Wyndham died suddenly of a heart attack—he was not quite fifty years old. Shocked by this unexpected loss, colleagues in the Conservative Party and the House of Commons, whose inner circles he had occupied for a quarter of a century, organized the usual tributes. Obituaries laid out Wyndham's pedigree as scion of one of England's more romantic landed families, charted his meteoric rise in the 1890s…
Constructing George Wyndham
In June 1913, on a holiday trip to Paris, George Wyndham died suddenly of a heart attack—he was not quite fifty years old. Shocked by this unexpected loss, colleagues in the Conservative Party and the House of Commons, whose inner circles he had occupied for a quarter of a century, organized the usual tributes. Obituaries laid out Wyndham's pedigree as scion of one of England's more romantic landed families, charted his meteoric rise in the 1890s…
Stewards of the Nation's Art
Balfour's World
Arthur James Balfour (1848-1930) was born toward the beginning of Queen Victoria's long reign. At her death in 1901, he was a year away from becoming the first prime minister of the Edwardian era. Inthe quarter century after his entry into political life in the 1870s, Britain experienced material changes and a sense of intensifying human interactions as dramatic to his generation as the forces ofglobalization are today. Aristocrats watched anxiou…
London’s West End
Readers of this impressive homage to London’s West End can look forward to pleasures nearly equalling those enjoyed by a visit to the district itself. With infectious enthusiasm and panache, Rohan McWilliam successfully evokes the sights, sounds, tastes and feel of the metropolitan heart of Britain’s culture and leisure capital. Perhaps the ‘plumed and steatopygous corporeality’ of Drury Lane boxholders (p. 15) is an unfairly egregious example of…
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