Aspects of the Novel · Character
Mr. Asquith
Historical figure referenced in discussions of political context in fiction.
minor
First appearance: i introductory
Mr. Asquith shows up with force in VI: Fantasy. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Used as an example of a reader who could not accept the fantastic element in Lady Into Fox, reflecting the 'extra payment' demand.
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See Mr. Asquith in i introductory