1.11oz3mmp300defaultxmlMon Mar 3 20:05:52 2008 UTClccn-n79-54067Novelists, English--20th centuryMerchant marinersAuthors, English--20th century0.510.580.66Joseph_Conradn 79054067a118521861Conrad, Joseph,1857-1924Korzeniowski, Józef Konrad Teodor,1857-1924Korzeniowski, Joseph Conrad Theodore,1857-1924Konrad, Dzhozef,1857-1924Kʿang-la-te,1857-1924Conrad-Korzeniowski, Joseph,1857-1924Korzeniowski, Joseph Conrad-,1857-1924Kʿonradŭ, Josep,1857-1924Kʿonradŭ, Chosep,1857-1924Kʿolladŭ, Josep,1857-1924Konrad, Dzd.(Dzhozef),1857-1924Conrad, Józef,1857-1924lccn-n79-45085Ford, Ford Madox1873-1939lccn-n50-18547Curle, Richard1883-1968edtlccn-n50-52177Jean-Aubry, G.(Georges)1882-1950edtlccn-n78-91982James, Henry1843-1916lccn-no99-80690NetLibrary, Incnp-zagorska, aniela$1890 1943Zagórska, Aniela(1890-1943)lccn-n79-18450Lawrence, D. H.(David Herbert)1885-1930lccn-n79-41972Galsworthy, John1867-1933lccn-n50-15175Garnett, Edward1868-1937edtlccn-nr89-16589Conrad, JessieConrad, Joseph1857-1924Conrad, Joseph1857-1924600Sea storiesAdventure fictionEnglish fictionDidactic fictionParablesMovie novelsLove storiesHistorical fictionSpy storiesEnglish dramaDidactic fiction, EnglishExaminationsStudy guidesTechniqueSeafaring lifeEast and West in literatureColonies in literatureRevolutionsBombingsSea stories, EnglishDiariesBombardment of London (England : 1944)Latin AmericaRecords and correspondenceBibliographyAuthors, EnglishPolandHandbooks, manuals, etc.Imperialism in literatureCongo (Democratic Republic)Politics and literatureSailorsTravelJames, Henry,--1843-1916Modernism (Literature)CowardiceFictionAtonementKnowledgeMerchant marine--OfficersNarration (Rhetoric)Political fiction, EnglishEnglandBritishDegenerationTrading postsIndonesiaImperialismEnglish fictionGreat BritainAfricaEuropeansHistoryPsychological fiction, EnglishAdventure stories, EnglishBiographyNovelists, EnglishFictionCriticism, interpretation, etc.Conrad, Joseph,--1857-1924185719241860186518661892189518961897189818991900190119021903190419051906190719081909191019111912191319141915191619171918191919201921192219231924192519261927192819291930193119321933193419351936193719381939194019411942194319441945194619471948194919501951195219531954195519561957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008345920book823.912pr6005.o4ocn084769836ocn050439031ocn07083499626747709398קונרד, ג׳וזףקונראד, ג׳וזףקונרד, ג'וזף康拉德קונראד, ג׳וסףקונרד, יוסף586117172465ocn000706626sw000293059:lccn-n79-54067Truebook19200.51Conrad, JosephSea storiesDidactic fictionAdventure fiction

After abandoning a foundering ship full of people and being branded a coward, guilt leads the ship's first mate, Jim, to settling in Malaya to work with the natives.

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A journey up the river in the Belgian Congo is also a journey into the darkest part of a man's soul.

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In a tale of a South American revolution, an Italian named Nostromo is the most feared man at the headquarters of a great silver mine. He successfully removes the silver treasure but informs everyone involved that it has gone down on a sunken ship.

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Swedish baron, Axel Heyst, rescues Lena, a young English musician, from the clutches of Schomberg, a brutish German hotel owner. Seeking refuge at Heyst's remote island retreat on Samburan, the couple is soon besieged by villains dispatched by the enraged hotelier. The arrival on the island paradise of these fiends sets off a terrifying series of events that ultimately ends in catastrophe.

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Complete manuscript of the novel, with numerous corrections and alterations by Conrad and pencilled notes in the hand of his friend Edward Garnett. Foliated 1-194 (blank lower half of 49 torn away, additional portion taped over lower half of 105 detached but present, 175 is three pieces taped together, 194 has additional piece attached at end). Also present are one leaf (157) in typescript with holograph corrections; the manuscript, as sent to the publishers, of the note on the suppressed preface, written for the 1914 Doubleday edition and titled "To my readers in America" (3 l.); a photostat of a letter from Conrad to John Quinn [s.d.] about the manuscript; and a wrapper inscribed by Conrad, "begun in 1896 June finished in 1897 Febr. 7."

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A cast of spies, double agents, conspirators and unwitting accomplices finally become victims of their own terrorist actions in this novel set in turn-of-the-century England.

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The Nan-Shan was on her way from the south toward the treaty port of Fuchau, with cargo in her holds and 200 Chinese coolies on board, when the typhoon struck.

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Set in Malaya, "Almayer's Folly" is Joseph Conrad's first novel. In it he charts the decline of a Dutch merchant after a twenty-five-year struggle against overwhelming odds. Unhappily married to a bitter and hateful Malayan wife, Almayer refuses to accept the financial ruin which he has precipitated. Instead, he dreams of fantastic wealth and a return to the civilization of his youth, accompanied by his loving daughter, Nina. "Almayer's Folly" was published in 1895, and it became the first in a long series of novels and stories including "Heart of darkness", "Lord Jim", "The secret agent", "Nostromo", "Victory", and "Under Western Eyes", which have distinguished Conrad in the top rank of English stylists. The romance and adventure of Conrad's own life form the basis for his incomparable novels of the sea and the magical Eastern islands.

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During a civil war between native tribes, an English yacht runs aground in the Malay straits. Captain Tim Wingard offers help, then sees a woman on board. She captivates him, and this captivation wrecks all his hopes and leads to the failure of the cause to which he is bound.

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A bomb kills a hated Russian minister of police, along with innocent bystanders. A young student named Razumov hides the perpetrator, then betrays him and becomes a spy among his exiled comrades. He faces a moral dilemma from which there is no escape.

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Set in the 1870s, this tale concerns the love of an English sea captain for the Spanish beauty Dona Rita. He carries Carlist munitions to Peninsular ports, she finances the project. Conrad recounts all the adventures of gun-running and the ever-threatening sea, but never loses his theme, the beautiful and transitory nature of love. Conrad treasured this story, and explained it as a fragment from his "buried youth."

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The story of a young and inexperienced sea captain whose first command finds him with a ship becalmed in tropical seas and a crew smitten with fever. As he wrestles with his conscience and with the sense of isolation that his position imposes, the captain crosses the "shadow-line" between youth and adulthood.

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Conrad's description of life at sea.

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The twenty-six essays collected in Notes on life and letters offer a kaleidoscopic view of Joseph Conrad's literary views and interest in the events of his day, including the Titanic disaster, First World War, and the re-emergence of his native Poland as a nation state. The introduction gives the history of the gathering of these diverse pieces into a single volume, traces the book's reception, and offers new perspectives on its relationship to Conrad's other writings.

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The master writer of introspective tales of adventure returns to his usual haunts in this collection of short stories. "The Lagoon," Conrad's first short story, is set in Malaya. "An Outpost of Progress" takes place in Central Africa. Few writers better create a sense of exotic place and inner struggle.

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[This book] presents the contradictory, tormented life of Joseph Conard (1857-1924). [In the book, the author] recounts Conrad's extraordinary life: a Polish exile in England who wrote brilliantly in English, but who had difficulty being understood when he spoke it; a seafaring man who romanticized the ocean in his fiction yet hated it in reality; a writer who suffered neglect thought most of his career, yet exhausted himself in the service of his art. [The author] offers astute interpretations of Conard's work and of his friendships with H.G. Wells, Stephen Crane, Ford Maddox Ford, and Andre Gide as well as the fullest treatment anywhere of his affair with Jane Anderson, an American journalist-turned-traitor who powerfully affected Conard. -Back cover.

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