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   Complete summary of G. K. Chesterton's The Napoleon of Notting Hill. eNotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of The Napoleon of Notting Hill.

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   In the book, the new king, Auberon Quin, who is appointed by lottery, takes everything as a joke, including his own kingship. He decrees the reinstatement of medieval heraldry and requires every neighborhood in London to fly its own colors.

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   The Napoleon of Notting Hill. G. K. Chesterton. Cosimo, Inc., Jan 1, 2007 - Fiction - 180 pages. British writer GILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON (1874-1936) expounded prolifically about his...

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   Jan 1, 1991 · The Napoleon of Notting Hill is G. K. Chesterton's first novel. Published in 1904, it is set at the end of the twentieth century. London is still a city of gas lamps and horse-drawn vehicles, but...

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   Who wrote the book Napoleon of Notting Hill?

   • The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Napoleon of Notting Hill, by Gilbert K. Chesterton. REV. WILLIAM J. GORMLEY, C. M. LONDON & NEW YORK. MDCCCCIV William Clowes & Sons, Limited, London and Beccles. The largest lamp on Campden Hill. Be you not much afraid, my friend. Drank death like wine at Austerlitz. "Belike; but there are likelier things."

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   When did Chesterton write the Napoleon of Notting Hill?

   • He got the money (which he promptly gave to his wife). The book was The Napoleon of Notting Hill. It was written in 1904. The action of the story takes place 80 years into the future, or 1984. Ironically, some two decades after this book was written, Chesterton gave a break to a young writer by publishing his first essay in G.K.’s Weekly.

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   Why was Notting Hill so difficult?

   • The difficulty arose from the fact that young Wayne had never been out of London, and he thought Notting Hill the most beautiful place in the world. Imbued with chivalric ideals, he had no intention of allowing a modern highway to run through his beloved narrow streets.

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   Why did the king uphold the independence of Notting Hill?

   • In a puckish mood, the king upheld the independence of Notting Hill. He was interested to hear that the stubborn provost was Adam Wayne, once a nine-year-old boy with a wooden sword. The difficulty arose from the fact that young Wayne had never been out of London, and he thought Notting Hill the most beautiful place in the world.

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   Dec 8, 2006 · But Notting Hill is the tyrant, your Majesty. Its Council and its crowds have been so intoxicated by the spreading over the whole city of Wayne's old ways and visions, that they try to meddle with every one, and rule every one, and civilise every one, and tell every one what is good for him.