... and strength of orthodox Presbyterian faith are still, to me, the best arms with which to take up the battle of life. Robert h. woody Fire-Bird: A Study of D. H. Lawrence. By Dallas Kenmare. New York: Philosophical Library, 1952. Pp. vi, 81. $2.75. It is apparently D. H. Lawrence s fate in the twenty years...

...Philip Alexander Bruce Copyright © 1916 by Duke University Press 1916 The Birds of My English Water Meadow Philip Alexander Bruce One of the most beautiful of the smaller rivers of England is the Mole, which, having broken through the chalk barrier of the North Downs, winds serpent-like about...

...Lewis Patton Birds of the Carolinas . By Potter Eloise F. Parnell James F. Teulings Robert P. , in association with the Carolina Bird Club, Inc. Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press , 1980 . Pp. viii , 408 . $14.95 . Copyright © 1982 by Duke University...

...Robert O. Tilman Birds’ Nests in Their Beards . By Stevenson William . Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company , 1963 . Pp. xii , 280 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 Book Reviews 449 widens his coverage, and perhaps his category, by providing a descriptive...

...Jonathan Flatley; Robert Bird © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. 1968 revolution Joni Mitchell Os Mutantes References Arendt Hannah . 2006...

...Oleg Aronson; Robert Bird In this essay, Oleg Aronson proposes to view the protests of 1968 as a continuation of the social revolutionary processes initiated by the French Revolution. The author interprets revolution not as an event of historical rupture but as a process of long duration...

...Robert Bird In his essay Robert Bird traces a web of citations that link Zounds’ post-punk song “Subvert” to Raoul Vaneigem’s Revolution of Everyday Life and, even further, back to Vasilii Rozanov’s Apocalypse of Our Times , written in the wake of (and in opposition to) the Russian revolutions...

.... On June 20, 1838, the four hundred and thirty-fifth, and last, of the superb double-elephant folio copper-plate aquatints, nearly 40 by 30 inches in size, of The Birds of America -was, finished by his London engraver, Robert Havell, and sent forth to the sub­ scribers, probably not over one hundred...

... be less familiar with this part of the story, it is Fox-lox who causes the real trouble, not the vari- ous fowl and waterfowl, or the acorn. When the birds come across him in the woods as they are going...

...-traveled sea lanes of the Atlan­ tic coastline. An easy overnight trip by car from most cities on the Eastern seaboard, this island with its lushly growing rain forest of soaring magnolias and live-oaks and palmetto, its native alligators, chameleons, sea turtles, and exotic birds, and its miles...

... of the Carolina Playmakers. This is a handy book and a valuable tool to editors, students, and his­ torians. Clarence Gz-, ohdes. BOOKS FOR BIRD LOVERS Birds of North Carolina. By Thomas Gilbert Pearson, Clement Samuel Brimley, and Herbert Hutchinson Brimley. Illustrated by Rex Brasher, Bruce Horsfall, and Roger...

... est triste au fond des bois! DUKE UNIVERSITY CLYDE DE L. RYALS Birds of the Carolinas. By Eloise F. Potter, James F. Parnell, and Robert P. Teulings, in association with the Carolina Bird Club, Inc. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1980. Pp. viii, 408. $14.95. The year 1809...

... career. If you want to know about the marsh flowers, see Captain Frank, a botanist had told me before I started on my voyage. See Captain Frank if you want to find out about marsh birds, advised another naturalist. Frank Carroll, seventy-six, lived on the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries boat...

... for nigh on to a century and a half, the slaughter of an in­ credible number of birds by generation after generation of the author s family. The huntin and shootin laid a mortmain on many an acre; it required the services of whole armies of keepers, beaters, and attendants. The devotee had...

... for Rhythmic Expression’’ with his aunt Phoebe James at UCLA’s 4 experimental elementary school. His involvement with the burgeoning West Coast modern dance scene intensified when Lou Harrison introduced him to Bonnie Bird, a Martha Graham student who hired Cage as her musi...

...Ronald Bogue Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 Ronald Bogue Art and Territory ^Kccording to the composer Olivier Messiaen, birds are probably the greatest musicians exist­ ing on our planet. 1 To a certain extent, one might regard the eleventh plateau of A Thousand Plateaus...

... and Domestication. By A. W. Schorger. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. Pp. xiv, 625. $10.00. The gallinaceous bird which we associate with Thanksgiving Day is one of the contributions of the New World to Europe, hav­ ing been introduced abroad soon after the earliest explorers shipped back a few specimens...

... the falls of the Ohio at Louisville to follow a trail through the woods across three states northward of Kentucky . He saw buffalo and more a horned beast among the trees in the moonlight following small birds the chicadee in a field crowded with small flowers . . its neck circled by a crown!2 . The horned...

.... By innumerable experiments with birds and winged insects, worthy the patience of an Audubon or a Fabre, Pro­ fessor Langley made careful investigation into the physics of mechanical flight. By untiring study of the discoveries of investigators and designers before him, he combined his own ideas with those...

... Wind. And if we turn to the clos­ ing years of his long life, we find him still writing on The Path, The Return of the Birds, My Autumn Walk, Among the Trees, May Evening. Relatively to the quan­ tity of his verse, Bryant wrote more poems of nature than any­ one else in American literature...