Mentors. Corridors of Power

The collection includes works by a prominent writer, educator, and public figure of England (1905 - 1980), featuring one of his best novels from the 1950s, "Mentors," which depicts Cambridge, the citadel of British academic science and traditions.
The action of another novel, "Corridors of Power," unfolds in the upper political spheres of England during the 1950s. The writer addresses important political and moral-ethical issues in the book, guiding the reader through the "corridors of power," revealing from the inside the mechanism of British "parliamentary democracy."