The Cost of a Reputation: Aldington Versus Tolstoy - The Causes, Course and Consequences of the Notorious Libel Case
Language: English
Published by Topical Books, 1997
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- Title
- The Cost of a Reputation: Aldington Versus Tolstoy - The Causes, Course and Consequences of the Notorious Libel Case
- Author
- Mitchell, Ian David
- Publisher
- Topical Books
- Publication year
- 1997
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0953158101
- ISBN 13
- 9780953158102
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Review
"I am convinced that Ian Mitchell is correct in his well-argued new assessment of the famous libel case. There was hanky-panky in the Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence." Richard lamb -- The Spectator 22 November 1997
"Ian Mitchell's exhaustive and scholarly post-mortem is not just an absorbing read, but suggests that some key questions remain unanswered." Max Davidson -- The Sunday Telegraph, 12 December 1998
"If after 41 days of High Court hearings, 39 witnesses, a million words spoken and record libel damages, as powerful an indictment as The Cost of a Reputation can still be written on an issue central to our national honour as this, the present situation cannot be allowed to rest." Andrew Roberts -- The Sunday Times 19 October 1997
"Mr Mitchell's book is well researched, painstaking and very readable." Richard Ingrams -- The Observer 19 October 1997
"Reads like Bleak House rewritten by Alexander Solzhenitsyn." Robert Harris -- from The Introduction, 1 October 1997
"The most astonishing book I have read this year. A tour de force of exhaustive scholarship which reads like a thriller." John Campbell -- The Independent, 29 November 1997
"This book ranks as a major contribution to the historical exegesis and the ever burgeoning literature of alleged miscarriages of justice." Martin Mears -- New Law Journal, 19 December 1997
"This is a fascinating, comprehensive and scholarly account... Mr Mitchell is certainly entitled to expect that it will become the definitive work on this cause celebre. I would highly commend this book to all those interested in this important case." Peter Carter-Ruck -- Law Society Gazette, 10 December 1997
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