Zangwill

[ zang-wil ]

noun

1. Israel, 1865–1926, English novelist and playwright.

Example Sentences

As Zionist publicist Israel Zangwill wrote, Palestine is “a land without people for a people without land.”

From The Daily Beast

This is a revised edition of what is perhaps Mr. Zangwill's most popular play.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Zangwill, however, is not to be rushed, and it is extremely unlikely that we shall have him turning out Melting Pot-Boilers.

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Zangwill places Ibsen above Shakespeare, and more recently he has bestowed great praise upon Hauptmann.

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Rather strange of Zangwill, who is himself not a realist and has gone in for Zionism, to like Ibsen so much.

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Israel Zangwill was often in the city and we met frequently during January and February.

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