Michel W. Pharand is the director of the Disraeli Project at Queen's University.

'I am impressed with the excellent scholarship of Prof. Pharand. The Letters are well annotated and cross references of related letters are adequately noted. The Letters are of particular interest since Shaw tried to control every process of publication of his books. The book gives a vivid account of Shaw as an astute businessman. This book I believe will be of great help to the researchers of Shaw’s new aspect.' - Hisashi Morikawa, Bernard Shaw Society of Japan, annual journal – no. 33

Michel W. Pharand is the director of the Disraeli Project at Queen's University.

'I am impressed with the excellent scholarship of Prof. Pharand. The Letters are well annotated and cross references of related letters are adequately noted. The Letters are of particular interest since Shaw tried to control every process of publication of his books. The book gives a vivid account of Shaw as an astute businessman. This book I believe will be of great help to the researchers of Shaw’s new aspect.' - Hisashi Morikawa, Bernard Shaw Society of Japan, annual journal – no. 33

Michel W. Pharand is the director of the Disraeli Project at Queen's University.

'I am impressed with the excellent scholarship of Prof. Pharand. The Letters are well annotated and cross references of related letters are adequately noted. The Letters are of particular interest since Shaw tried to control every process of publication of his books. The book gives a vivid account of Shaw as an astute businessman. This book I believe will be of great help to the researchers of Shaw’s new aspect.' - Hisashi Morikawa, Bernard Shaw Society of Japan, annual journal – no. 33