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GOOD BIOGRAPHY IS no easy matter. It requires, in the first place, that the biographer know a good deal about the fields in which his subject worked: for while the works can usually be studied without the life, the life can never properly be understood without the works. It requires, also, the skills of an historian in establishing the facts and in the use and interpretation of documents. Finally, it requires something of the novelist's flair for narrative. For the reader should leave a good biography with a sense of having known the subject. These talents are rarely combined in one author, and good biographies are accordingly

Lowe's Whitehead [review of Victor Lowe, <i>Alfred North Whitehead. The Man and His Work</i>, Vol. 1: <i>1861-1910</i>]