A Life is Too Short Autobiography
A Life is Too Short Autobiography by Nicholas Fairbairn is a New Ed edition published by Fontana in 1989, featuring 336 pages in English. This autobiography presents an overview of Fairbairn’s childhood, his career at the bar, and the complexities of his personal life, alongside his interests in painting, theatre, and architecture. It details some of his most challenging legal cases and culminates with his election to parliament in 1974.
Readers will find a candid exploration of the author’s experiences within the legal profession, as well as insights into the cultural and political landscapes he navigated. The narrative delves into the interplay between his professional challenges and personal struggles, providing a multifaceted view of a life dedicated to law and public service. This edition offers a comprehensive look at Fairbairn’s journey, making it a significant contribution to the genres of biography and autobiography.
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This autobiography covers the author’s childhood, career at the bar, the pains of his personal life and interest in painting, theatre and architecture. It describes some of his most challenging cases and concludes with his election to parliament in 1974.
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