Understanding English essays

　　WILLIAM COBBETT
　　A Shooter
　　CHARLES LAMB
　　The Convalescent
　　WILLIAM HAZLITT
　　On Familiar Style
　　THOMAS DE QUINCEY
　　On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth
　　ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
　　The Woods and the Pacific
　　GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
　　How Wealth Accumulates and Men Decay
　　ALFRED NORTH WHITEHEAD
　　Universities and Their Function (excerpt)
　　EDWARD VERRALL LUCAS
　　The Town Week
　　HILAIRE BELLOC
　　The Crooked Streets
　　MAX BEERBOHM
　　Seeing People Off
　　BERTRAND RUSSELL
　　What I Have Lived For
　　WINSTON CHURCHILL
　　"I Have Nothing to Offer but Blood,Toil, Tears and Sweat"
　　GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON
　　A Defence o/Detective Stories
　　WILLIAM SOMERSET MAUGHAM
　　Lucidity, Simplicity, Euphony
　　ROBERT LYND
　　The Vice o/Punctuality
　　EDWARD MORGAN FORSTER
　　People
　　VIRGINIA WOOLF
　　The Death o/the Moth
　　ALAN ALEXANDER MILRE
　　Golden Fruit
　　ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND NEILL
　　Punishment Never Cures Anything
　　D. H. LAWRENCE
　　Whistling of Birds
　　ALDOUS HUXLEY
　　The Beauty Industry
　　JOHN BOYNTON PRIESTLEY
　　The Ironic Principle
　　GEORGE ORWELL
　　Some Thoughts on the Common Toad
　　WYSTAN HUGH AUDEN
　　Work, Labor, and Play
　　LAURIE LEE
　　Appetite
　　DYLAN THOMAS
　　Memories of Christmas
　　ARTHUR C,CLARKE
　　We'll Never Conquer Space
　　DORIS LESSING
　　My Father
　　JAN MORRIS
　　A Passion for Cities
　　DAVID STOREY
　　Journey Through a Tunnel
　　MARTIN AMIS
　　I Am in Blood Stepped in So Far