at shapes and colours actual events in England. To support this point of view, Priestley states there are fewer fascists in England than in many other countries. From this the reader concludes more fascists are m be found in countries where rational thought and not instinctive feeling shapes and colours actual events. But one fails to find the logical connection between rational thought and fascism. Furthermore one has to accept Priestley’s statement that there are fewer fascists and fanatical believers in England without any supporting evidence or proof.Р Despite some of these ings, the essay is highly readable. The reader is moved by the sincerity and intensity of the feelings of the writer and feels that the writer, perhaps, has the fight instinctive feeling of what the English de like.
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