… the world of Ford scholarship—particularly Thomas C. Moser, Max Saunders, and Martin
Stannard, and Joseph Wiesenfarth— whose erudition and fine studies of Ford Madox Ford's life …

Nine years ago the writer had occasion to make a hasty will. Since one of the provisions of
this document appointed Conrad the writer's literary executor, we fell to discussing the …

… Stella Ford” that prefaces the novel, Ford reports that a friend pronounced The Good Soldier
“the finest French novel in the English language!” Ford … Ford's combat experiences and his …

… 1923 until his death in 1939, Ford Madox Ford continuously asserted that the best writing in
… , suggest that Ford was not far wrong in his literary judgment. Early in his career Ford had …

… C Shiels, MB Gabbay and FM Ford … FM Ford, MRCGP, senior lecturer in general practice,
University of Central … Ford F. Sickness certification: time to scrap the MED3? Br J Gen …

Ford's evocation of the growth of London, of the bewildering variety of the city scene by day …
Other writers had explored the'facts' of London, but for Ford impressions take the place of …

In'The English Novel,'Ford Madox Ford engages with the … Ford's penetrative analysis reveals
a deep understanding of the … Ford Madox Ford, a virtuoso of narrative himself, stands …

The reaction of phosphoric acid with cellulose in the presence of urea to form a nitrogenous
cellulose phosphate was first observed by Florence M. Ford, working in the textile …

LESS perhaps than any other book written by me, or anybody else, does this volume require
a preface. Yet since all the others including even the" Personal Record," which is but a …

… Ford Madox Brown, the painter of the pictures called Work and The Last of England, and the
first painter in England, if not in the world, to attempt to render light exactly as it appeared to …