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19535	Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith)	George Bernard Shaw			.txt	text/plain	53174	2788	73	Many people know Mr. Bernard Shaw chiefly as a man who would which the French Revolution involved morality." Now a man like Mr. Shaw, The only person, indeed, of whose approval I feel fairly certain is Mr. Bernard Shaw himself, the man of many introductions. and most obvious reason is the mere statement that George Bernard Shaw the most real of Mr. Bernard Shaw's plays, _John Bull's Other Island_. time I may be permitted to confess that Bernard Shaw was, like other more the things of a great man than the hard, gem-like brilliancy of A paradoxical writer like Bernard Shaw is Shaw's plays (except of course such things as _How he Lied to her People have talked far too much about the paradoxes of Bernard Shaw. to suggest that Shaw desires man to be a mere animal. the first great turning-point in Shaw's life (after the early things of	./cache/19535.txt	./txt/19535.txt