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A collection of essays that examines the recurring impulse to rebel in literature and public life, showing how individual temperament and style reveal dissenting sensibilities. It compares impersonal official writings and partisan journalism with more personal, artful expressions, and considers the paradox of rebels who seek tranquillity while compelled to challenge established authority. Combining criticism, observation, and reflective reportage, the pieces survey political, social, and artistic unrest and ask how rebellion shapes thought, language, and the character of an age.

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Henry Woodd Nevinson

Henry Woodd Nevinson was an English journalist, author, and social commentator known for his insightful writings on contemporary issues of his time. His works often reflect his deep engagement with social justice and political matters. Among his notable titles is "A Modern Slavery," which critiques the exploitation of labor, and "Ladysmith: The Diary of a Siege," a firsthand account of the Siege of Ladysmith during the Second Boer War. Nevinson's essays, such as those in "Essays in Rebellion," showcase his rebellious spirit and advocacy for change, making him a significant figure in the literary landscape of his era.

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