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Contains five thousand twentieth-century quotations, arranged alphabetically by speaker's name; features special sections on misquotations, newspaper headlines, political slogans, and film lines; and includes subject and key word indexes.

"Includes more than 2,500 quotations in English by more than 500 individuals from the 18th century to this year's newspapers."--Introduction, p. xv.

The epitome of quotation books, Bartlett's began in 1855. More than 22,000 quotations are arranged chronologically by the birth date of the person quoted and there are extensive indexes by author, subject and keyword. Emphasis is on British and American quotations, with Bible and Shakespeare amply represented. Exact references to original sources and helpful historical footnotes are provided. Each edition deletes and adds quotations so it is wise...

Contains over twenty thousand quotations, arranged alphabetically by author. Includes special categories within the regular text as well as a keyword index and cross-references.

This is a reference book that looks at World War II in a whole new way. It is all quotations: from speeches, news accounts, memoirs, and interviews. It is captured documents and material from Ultra and Magic - operations that broke the German and Japanese secret codes. It is the major political and military figures of the war - and a lot of hitherto unknowns. It is also a lexicon of slang, nicknames, and code names; it is war movies and war songs....