...Anthony W. Lee Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018 ...

...Lee Morrissey Siskin, Clifford, and William Warner, eds. This Is Enlightenment . ( Chicago : Univ. of Chicago , 2010 ). Pp. xii + 505. 26 ills. $27.50 paper Copyright 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Review Essay...

...Figure 5. Portrait of Lee Sam (1677–1735), early eighteenth century, ink and colors on silk, Baekje Military Museum, on loan from the Hampyeong Lee Family Collection. This portrayal of Lee as a vigilant military officer in the field differs markedly from the formal poses in court dress...

...Janine Barchas Pride and Prejudice , adapted by Nancy Butler and Hugo Petrus ( 2009 ) Sense and Sensibility , adapted by Nancy Butler and Sonny Liew ( 2010 ) Emma , adapted by Nancy Butler and Janet K. Lee ( 2011 ) Northanger Abbey , adapted by Nancy Butler, Janet K. Lee...

... ( Princeton : Princeton Univ. , 2019 ). Pp. 184 . $35 . Anna Kornbluh . The Order of Forms: Realism, Formalism, and Social Space ( Chicago : Univ. of Chicago , 2019 ). Pp. 240 . $82.50 . Wendy Anne Lee . Failures of Feeling: Insensibility and the Novel ( Stanford : Stanford Univ...

... nomic authority. Actual women engaged in rivalries kept heroic tragedies such as Nathaniel Lee’s The Rival Queens, and other plays resembling it, viable. The characteristic scene of two women locked in combat remained a staple of the genre from The Mourning Bride (Zara-Alemeria), to All for Love...

... and Lee families in order to correct the “commonplace depictions of him having left Bath and family concerns behind as he . . . ​became absorbed in politics” (161). Among other things, this connection with the Lees explains the otherwise puzzling casting of John Lee as Sir Lucius O’Trigger...

... Methuen, John, 42 Landau, siege of, 33, 73 Meuse River, 50, 54 Lee, Robert, 81n2, 82; election as verderer Middleton, Charles, 2nd Earl of of Windsor Forest, 84, 85 Monmouth, 25 Leghorne, 9 Milan, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 79 Leopold I, Holy Roman...

... in his monograph, such as Yoon Sun Lee’s description of Charlotte Smith as a “novelist of globalization” in her wonderful essay on Smith’s “network story” (41), a story about how Smith’s 114 Eighteenth-Century Life writing abstracts space into the “logic of network” (37) in which “movement...

... on literary works, they exhibit a generous variety of approaches to women authors and actors, to famous figures such as Shakespeare, Swift, and Johnson, and to less frequently studied authors such as Nathaniel Lee. Conversations range across centuries as specialists in modern literature examine...

... to greatness,” but it did not establish Defoe as a literary figure.23 For both of the two next important biographers, Walter Wilson (1830) and William Lee (1869), the fiction represents only an incidental part of the career. Wilson, a prominent historian of nonconformist churches, wants primarily...

...Bradford Q. Boyd [email protected] Anthony W. Lee , ed. Samuel Johnson among the Modernists ( Clemson : Clemson Univ. , 2019 ). Pp. xi + 290. $130 . Anthony W. Lee , ed. New Essays on Samuel Johnson: Revaluation ( Newark ; Univ. of Delaware , 2018 ). Pp. xx...

... the Battle of Gettysburg, Robert C. Winthrop, the president of the Massachusetts Historical Society (MHS), announced the discovery of a new poem, “On the Capture of General [Henry] Lee” from a manuscript that “Had never been printed, so far as he could ascertain.” 19 The next month, in November 1863...

... In fact, in the years prior to the publication of Sense and Sensibility, specific events brought this old family connection to the fore. Between 1804 and 1811, the illegitimate child of Sir Francis Dashwood, then known as Mrs. Lee, involved herself after a scandalous elopement and a brief marriage...

... by the metropolitan Burneys as direct evidence of the metropolitan experience of Oceania in general, with little consideration of the speci…c circumstances in which they were written and that shaped their textual presentation of the exotic (Fulford, Lee, and Kitson, In this article, however, I...

...). Pp. 96. 45 color ills. $19.95. ISBN 978-0-892-36995-9 Landry, Donna. Noble Brutes: How Eastern Horses Transformed English Culture (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ., 2009). Pp. 240. 12 ills. $50. ISBN 978-0-801-89028-4 Lees, Andrew, and Lynn Hollen Lees. Cities and the Making...

... the Oxford DNB online, <httpwww.oxforddn.com>. Lister’s papers were sold at auction on 22–25 March 1757 as part of the collection of John Lee of Doctors’ Commons. See the Public Advertiser for 17 March 1757. Da Costa claimed Lee was a near relation of Lister’s. For Fothergill’s purchase, see Arthur...

... hitherto overlooked: world events and the artifacts of cultural history are ready explanations for each other. Anne’s familiarity with the stage, as child actress and audience, is part of her girlhood: she makes early acquaintance with John Crowne’s court masque Calisto, and Nathaniel Lee’s...