CONTENTS
| CHAP. | PAGE | ||
| I | Mr. Belloc and the Public | [1] | |
| II | Mr. Belloc the Man | [9] | |
| III | Personality in Style | [16] | |
| IV | The Poet | [27] | |
| V | The Student of Military Affairs | [35] | |
| VI | Mr. Belloc and the War | [50] | |
| VII | Mr. Belloc the Publicist | [59] | |
| VIII | Mr. Belloc and Europe | [71] | |
| IX | The Historical Writer | [89] | |
| X | Mr. Belloc and England | [99] | |
| XI | The Reformer | [110] | |
| XII | The Humourist | [116] | |
| XIII | The Traveller | [126] | |
| XIV | Mr. Belloc and the Future | [138] | |
We have to express our thanks to the following publishers for permission to quote from those books by Mr. Belloc which are issued by them:—Messrs. Constable & Co., Ltd., The Old Road and On Anything; Messrs. J.M. Dent & Sons, Ltd., [The Historic Thames]; Messrs. Duckworth & Co., Esto Perpetua, [Avril], Verses, and [The Bad Child's Book of Beasts]; Mr. T. N. Foulis, The Servile State; Mr. Eveleigh Nash, The Eyewitness and [Cautionary Tales for Children]; Messrs. Thomas Nelson & Sons, Danton, [The Path to Rome], The Four Men, and [A General Sketch of the European War]; Messrs. C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd., The Two Maps of Europe; Messrs. Williams & Norgate, Ltd., The French Revolution. The frontispiece is reproduced from T.P.'s Weekly by courtesy of the editor, Mr. Holbrook Jackson.
HILAIRE BELLOC
THE MAN AND HIS WORK