Portraits of the New Century

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By E. T. Raymond

Doubleday Doran, 1928, 369 pp

A well-written but rather superior and superficial collection of biographical essays, usually in pairs. Those on Harmsworth and Pearson, Roberts and Kitchener, Fisher and Beresford and Curzon and Cromer, are the most interesting.

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