"Northcliffe the Kingmaker"
Mr. Issac F, Marcosson, an American journalist probably better known in England than in the United States, gives in. "Adventures in Interviewing"—(John Lane, 16s. net) a number of character sketches that. vary considerably in interest. Thus the chapter entitled Foch and Clemenceau" contains nothing at all that has not been published about the two French makers of victory, and there is not a word that would suggest that Mr. Marcosson has ever spoken to either of them. The writer is on very different ground when ho is concerned with Mr. Lloyd. George and "Northcliffe the Kingmaker," and from a British point of view there is real interest in his description of the alliance between Lord Northcliffe and Mr.
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