"Often in this our life do we begin by cursing men and end by loving them. A sense of the common fallibility of all flesh makes us kin. No man is lovable who is invincible."
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Historians from EnglandJournalists from EnglandMusic criticsNon-fiction authorsPeople from Manchester
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Good Days (1934)
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Neville Cardus
Sir Neville Cardus (2 April 1889 β 28 February 1975) was a celebrated British journalist. He was a music and cricket writer for the Manchester Guardian.
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