...Robert F. Durden Marie: or slavery in the united states. A Novel of Jacksonian America . By de Beaumont Gustave . Translated by Chapman Barbara with an introduction by Alvis L. Tinnin. Stanford : Stanford University Press , 1958 . Pp. xvii , 252 . $4.95 . Copyright © 1959...

...James H. Sims Swift’s Use of the Bible: A Documentation and a Study in Allusion . By Beaumont Charles Allen . Athens : University of Georgia Press , 1965 . Pp. 68 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 Book Reviews 551 conceiving ? Had not Stevens often...

...James T. Schleifer Alexis de Tocqueville Describes the American Character: Two Previously Unpublished Portraits James T. Schleifer In March 1832 Alexis de Tocqueville and his friend and travel­ ing companion Gustave de Beaumont, returned to France after a nine-month voyage to America.1 Not until...

.... By Gustave de Beaumont. Translated by Barbara Chap­ man with an introduction by Alvis L. Tinnin. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1958. Pp. xvii, 252. $4.95. After traveling over the United States with his lifelong friend, Alexis de Tocqueville, in 1831-1832, Gustave de Beaumont too wrote a book. His...

... work of Rousseau commented upon by Voltaire. It is the so-called Letter to Christophe de Beaumont, published at Amsterdam in 1763. Beaumont was archbishop of Paris and as such he had written a charge to his flock condemning Rousseau s Emile as dangerous and heret­ ical. The letter is then really...

..., but, on read­ ing it, he observed in his Diary that it seems a mean thing. The titles of many of the plays seen by Pepys are an en­ tertainment in themselves, artless in the transparency of their design to allure. By coach to the theatre and there saw The Scornfull Lady (Beaumont and Fletchernow done...

...: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1982. Pp. xvi, 349. $28.50 (cloth), $9.95 (paper). In 1959 the editor of a standard history of Tocqueville s and Beaumont s trav­ els justified his abridgments as follows: Being matters of lesser interest, 350 The South Atlantic Quarterly Beaumont s preoccupations...

... and the family in such early Jacobean plays as Beaumont and Fletcher s The Coxcomb, Jonson s Volpone and Epicoene, and Middleton s The Family of Love and A Chaste Maid in Cheapside. In them sex falls in the category of recreation, and marriages are made in the marketplace, not heaven, while children...

... in Jacobean Comedy. Here Bergeron, relying on the work of Lawrence Stone, examines the attitudes toward marriage and the family in such early Jacobean plays as Beaumont and Fletcher s The Coxcomb, Jonson s Volpone and Epicoene, and Middleton s The Family of Love and A Chaste Maid in Cheapside. In them sex...

... Migration, close to ten thousand, settled in France. M. Kukiel, Czartoryski and European Unity (Princeton, 1955), p. 216. Other English Friends of Poland were T. W. Beaumont, Joseph Cowen, William J. Linton, and George J. Harney. See speeches by Stuart in 3 Pari. Debs., XXIV (June 3, 9, 1834), 139-141...

... about the Indians, but clearly Beaumont, as revealed in Marie, lacked the penetrating intelli­ gence not to mention common sense of his celebrated companion. Were it not for an appendix dealing with slavery and the color problem, Marie and its author would deserve eternal interment. In that one twenty...

...: A Documentation and a Study in Allusion. By Charles Allen Beaumont. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1965. Pp. 68. $3.00. The few virtues of this study are outweighed by its faults. Two especially illuminating discussions of specific examples of Swift s use of the Bible one from A Tale of A Tub, the other...

..., for a brief account of the wreck and its aftermath, including the succeeding months of Wordsworth family grieving; and see also Richard E. Matlak, Deep Distresses: William Wordsworth, John Wordsworth, Sir George Beaumont, 1800–1808 (Newark: University of Delaware Press, 2003), for another...

... ). Unger Jonathon Beaumont Diana Chan Anita . 2011 . “ Did Unionization Make a Difference? Work Conditions and Trade Union Activities at Chinese Walmart Stores .” In Chan 2011 , 217 – 38 . Warner Malcolm Zhu Ying . 2000 . “ The Origins of Chinese ‘Industrial Relations...

... and critical commentaries. The edition invites comparison with Professor Bowers s Beaumont and Fletcher, and it must be said that the Chapman has advanced few improvements on the form devised by Bowers. In several details where it departs from Bowers s scheme, it goes back­ wards rather than forwards...

... country. But how could a young magistrate afford such a trip or leave his profession for so long a time without irreparable loss to his career? The answer was a commission from the Minister of the Interior authorizing De Tocqueville and his young friend, Gustave de Beaumont, to study the penitentiary...

... the part of Mr. Toodles daughter Mary. (By-the-bye, however, she was not the daughter of old Toodles, but of the farmer.) Wright made a very pretty girl; you know he is small, fair and quite handsome. By far the best character, however, was that of old Toodles himself which was borne by Mr. Beaumont.14 He...

... and critical commentaries. The edition invites comparison with Professor Bowers s Beaumont and Fletcher, and it must be said that the Chapman has advanced few improvements on the form devised by Bowers. In several details where it departs from Bowers s scheme, it goes back­ wards rather than forwards...

... not only substantive, as we would expect, but accidental also. There are no historical and critical commentaries. The edition invites comparison with Professor Bowers s Beaumont and Fletcher, and it must be said that the Chapman has advanced few improvements on the form devised by Bowers. In several...

... ofAmerican Identityfrom Henry Adams to Nate Shaw. By Albert E. Stone. Philadel­ phia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1982. Pp. xvi, 349. $28.50 (cloth), $9.95 (paper). In 1959 the editor of a standard history of Tocqueville s and Beaumont s trav­ els justified his abridgments as follows: Being matters...