...Jay Luvaas The Fremantle Diary: Being the journal of Lieutenant Colonel james arthur lyon fremantle, Coldstream Guards, on His Three Months in the Southern States . Editing and Commentary by Lord Walter . Boston : Little, Brown and Company , 1954 . Pp. xv , 304 . $4.00...

... Reviews 161 days that are no more; youthful readers may not wholly understand ex­ periences unlike any they have shared. The title means merely that the son followed the father in the old school. W. T. L. The Fremantle Diary: Being the journal oj Lieutenant Colonel JAMES ARTHUR LYON Fremantle, Coldstream...

..., but one might ask if all of Mr. Lord s comments are necessary. Fremantle never met Federal General William S. Rose- crans or Stonewall Jackson, yet we are told how the former lost the battle of Chickamauga, and two paragraphs are devoted to eccentricities in Jackson s character. On the other hand, two...

... Langa), Up Against It in Nigeria (New York, 1922); A. C. I. Hastings, Nigerian Days (London, 1925); C. L. Tem­ ple, Native Races and Their Rulers (Cape Town, 1918); C. Larymore, A Resident s Wife in Nigeria (London, 1908); Sir C. Orr, The Making of Northern Nigeria (London, 1911); A. F. Fremantle, ed...

..., Prussia, and Switzerland all had observers in America. The names of some of the men in both groups Fremantle, Book Reviews 435 Wolseley, Borcke, Scheibert are known to Civil War specialists, as well as their writings if they happen to have been in English or to have been translated. But Professor Luvaas...

... logically represent the standard against which the other characters are weighed. However, as Anne Fremantle has observed, this is a novel without value judgments; and although the Cowleys symbolize something, neither reader nor novelist knows what. Their relationship suggests a nonorthodox Trinity: Edward...

... Melbourne, at least for recreational and residential purposes, can now be said to extend all around Port Philip Bay to its southern extremity at Sorrento. Similar developing metropolitan strips are in evidence in Western Australia along the coast from some distance above Perth to well below Fremantle...

..., and Nigella,” Cinema Journal 44.2 (2005): 110–116, 113. 17 See Leslie Cannold, What, No Baby? (Fremantle, Austr.: Curtin University Press, 2005); Virginia Haussegger, Wonder Woman: The Myth of “Having It All” (Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 2005); and Virginia Haussegger, “The Sins...