Stephen Leacock

“ MY DISCOVERY OF ENGLAND 1922 By Stephen Leacock
CONTENTS Introduction of Mr. Stephen Leacock Given by Sir Owen Seaman
MY DISCOVERY OF ENGLAND
I. The Balance of Trade in Impressions II. I Am Interviewed by the Press III. Impressions of London IV. A Clear View of the Government and Politics of England V. Oxford as I See It VI. The British and the American Press VII. Business in England. Wanted—More Profiteers VIII. Is Prohibition Coming to England? IX. "We Have With Us To-night" X. Have the English any Sense of Humour? ”

“ A Romance of Chivalry IV. — Gertrude the Governess: or, Simple Seventeen V. — A Hero in Homespun: or, The Life Struggle of Hezekiah Hayloft VII. — Hannah of the Highlands: or, The Laird of Loch Aucherlocherty VIII. — Soaked in Seaweed: or, Upset in the Ocean (An Old-fashioned Sea Story.) IX. — Caroline's Christmas: or, The Inexplicable Infant X. — The Man in Asbestos: An Allegory of the Future
THE HOHENZOLLERNS IN AMERICA With The Bolsheviks In Berlin And Other Impossibilities By Stephen Leacock
CONTENTS I.—THE HOHENZOLLERNS IN AMERICA PREFACE CHAPTER I — On Board the S.S. America. ”

“ FURTHER FOOLISHNESS Sketches and Satires on The Follies of The Day By Stephen Leacock
CONTENTS PREFACE FOLLIES IN FICTION I. Stories Shorter Still CHAPTER ONE AND ONLY II. Snoopopaths; or, Fifty Stories in One III. Foreign Fiction in Imported Instalments. CHAPTER I CHAPTER II CHAPTER III CHAPTER IV Movies and Motors, Men and Women (II) THE MINISTER WHOSE CHURCH HE ATTENDS (III) HIS PARTNER AT BRIDGE (IV) HIS HOSTESS AT DINNER (III) X. A Study in Still Life—My Tailor Peace, War, and Politics XI. Germany from Within Out XIII. In Merry Mexico XIV. Over the Grape Juice ”