.... xi + 453. $4.50. This critical interpretation of four eighteenth-century men of let- ters, John Trumbull, David Humphreys, Joel Barlow, and Timothy Dwight, is welcome, for information is lacking on the writings of these “Wits,” who for a time made Connecticut the literary center...

... into a handbook. The editors ascribe the collection to Thomas Barlow (1607-1691), Bodley’s librarian (1642-1660), and Bishop of Lincoln. The evidence for the ascription consists of a penciled note “By Dr. Barlow” in the Harleian manuscript, agree- ments in the titles cited with Barlow’s...

..., and an analysis of writings by Faustus Socinus (pp. 61-70). The compiler has not integrated these materials into a handbook. The editors ascribe the collection to Thomas Barlow (1607-1691), Bodley’s librarian (1642-1660), and Bishop of Lincoln. The evidence for the ascription consists of a penciled...

... in “Attic comedy.” 32 The translation from the Neapolitan appeared as “A Merry Life” in various 1917–19 (and later) editions of the popular anthology I Hear American Singing and its successors Fifty-Five Community Songs and Twice Fifty-Five Community Songs . References Barlow...

... designs from Wayne Barlowe, a writer and illustrator known for his fantasy work Barlowe’s Inferno (1999). One admirer of both Dante and Barlowe writes online about this fruitful conjunction: 166 MLQ June 2013 The man [Barlowe] is amazing and has...

... interpretation of four eighteenth-century men of let- ters, John Trumbull, David Humphreys, Joel Barlow, and Timothy Dwight, is welcome, for information is lacking on the writings of these “Wits,” who for a time made Connecticut the literary center of America. The first chapter is an excellent...

... and will repay study. For practical bibliographical purposes Barlow’s Autoschediarmata or John Wilkins’ Ecclesiastes, ur: a Discourse concerning the gift of preaching, as it falls under the rules of art (London, 1646; see Wing W 2188, citing many later editions) is much more satisfactory...

... and Marshall College Studies, Number 5, 1947. Pp. viii 4- 330. $3.75. This volume conveniently brings together five essays (on Joel Barlow, Mary Hays, Robert Love11 and George Burnett, George Dyer, and Joseph Fawcett and Wordsworth’s Solitary) previously published in periodicals...

.... Indeed, Fanny rejected one of her early suitors, a Mr. Barlow, because she found his conversation “stiff, studied, and affected.” But she believed that fiction should provide an exemplary pattern of manners and employ a formal type of language, not unlike the poetic diction in favor during...

... SPANISH * Barlow, Joseph W. Workbook for Basic Spanish. New York: F. S. Crofts, 1941. Pp. 74. 75 cents. Guillen, Jorge. The Poetry of Jorge Guillen, including some trans- lations by Frances Avery Pleak. [With an Introduction by Americo Castro.] Princeton University Press, 1942. Pp...

... University of Tennessee Studies in the Literary Backgrounds of English Radicalism. By M. RAYADAMS. Lancaster, Pa.: Franklin and Marshall College Studies, Number 5, 1947. Pp. viii 4- 330. $3.75. This volume conveniently brings together five essays (on Joel Barlow, Mary Hays, Robert...

... responsible for the plot, but law- abiding Catholics were innocent and not to be condemned. An early sermon commissioned by James, William Barlow’s Sermon Preached at Paules Crosse, took a harder line, emphasizing the enormity of the intended crime and the guilt of those who would have perpetrated...

... scorn for American literary pretensions was savage and long continued, not to say justified when our most notable writers were Philip Freneau and Joel Barlow. Even as late as 1874, John Ruskin, who by then should have known better, wrote: England taught the Americans all they have...

... scattered references to the Naseby me- morial in the later letters, the whole idea had to be abandoned in the fall of 1873 : The Naseby Trustees non’t let us put up the Stone there: neither it nor the Inscription thereof are florid enough, Edmund Barlow tells me : Carlyle’s condi...

... University of Tennessee Studies in the Literary Backgrounds of English Radicalism. By M. RAYADAMS. Lancaster, Pa.: Franklin and Marshall College Studies, Number 5, 1947. Pp. viii 4- 330. $3.75. This volume conveniently brings together five essays (on Joel Barlow, Mary Hays, Robert...

.... Pp. 156. $3.00. Williams, George Walton. Image and Symbol in the Sacred Poetry of Richard Crashaw. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1963. Pp. ix + 151. $2.50. GERMANICS Barlow, Derrick (editor). Friedrich Hebbel : Selected Essays...

... ROMANCELANGUAGES Barlow, Norman H. Sainte-Beuve to Baudelaire: A Poetic Legacy. Durham: Duke University Press, 1964. viii + 226 pp. $6.00. Haar, James (editor). Chanson and Madrigal, 1480-1530: Studies in Comparison and Contrast. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1964. xiii + 266 pp...

...). 12The 48 plates were engraved by Messrs. Skelton, Barlow, Mills, and Grignion. Not all the material in the 1781 Anecdotes was utilized by J. B. Nichols. 18Part 1 was announced in the November, 1831, issue of the Gentlemon’s Magaaine, where the intention to publish in four parts...

... Hamilton’s The History of the Tuesday Club”;Carla Mulford, “Radicalism in Joel Barlow’s The Conspiracy of Kings (1792 Richard H. Popkin, “meAge of Reason versus The Age of Reuelation. Two Critics of Tom Paine: David Levi and Elias Boudinot”; “Alfred Owen Aldridge: A Bibliography to 1986...

... and proponents of a new American literature that might measure up to the importance that the young nation had just acquired were John Trumbull, Timothy Dwight, Joel Barlow, David Humphreys, and Richard A1sop.l All of them are familiar figures to students of American literature...