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a book in a new, elegant setting has just hit the shelves! at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries suffragists called activists fighting for electoral rights for women, mainly in the framework of an organization called the political and social union of women. as usual with such structures, it is difficult to describe them as a monolith; although the majority of suffragists, in order to pay attention to their demands, applied peaceful methods (civil disobedience, protests, petitions), a group of activists called sufrażetkami emerged from them, paying tribute to the sharp forms of opposition and violence (attaching to fences, knocking out exhibition shafts, tanning empty buildings, disrupting political opponents' speeches) - which, however, never affected bystanders, in accordance with the principle that suffragettes could risk their own lives flowing into tasmania. his next publication takes readers into completely different areas - and it's different in many respects, twelve thematically related stories, in which the kneale puts contemporary man's questions about his place in the world, the system of values, the direction in which he is going, the definition of humanity in general and he wonders - or rather points - the greatest ills of the modern world; all this in a light, slightly perverse style, which additionally de*pens the pronunciation and strengthens the overtone. beautiful fools. the last romance of zelda and scott fitzgeralds, r. clifton spargo - review. jay gatsby, though surrounded by a nimbus of glamor, is one of the most tragic figures in contemporary literature. nothing unusual,. that Francis Scott Fitzgerald rendered the drama played in the rhythm of Charleston in such a suggestive way. he and his wife, zelda, knew him how. no one else. regardless of how unreal the lives of the heroes of scott books seem, they show reality. fitzgeralds in all its tragedy. and it is the tragedy that permeates the biographical novel of the Clifton Cargo beautiful.