T.S. Eliot's Social Criticism

'Maturely critical and intelligent' - Frank Kermode. 'Very good indeed, well written, well argued, and perspicuous' - W.W. Robson. 'An invaluable piece of documentation' - Neville Braybrooke. 'A detailed and fair-minded comprehensive study' - Bernard Bergonzi. 'Takes readers on a journey beyond the glamour of phrases into the actual area of Eliot's political thinking. ... Eliot's polemical prose was a result of his entering imaginatively into the ordeals of his day.... It is good to see how much of Eliot's thinking came out of discourse, out of reciprocal examination, discussions and meetings, groups and conferences.' - Robert Nye.