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...Robert E. Spiller Copyright © 1927 by Duke University Press 1927 BROTHER JONATHAN TO JOHN BULL ROBERT E. SPILLER Swarthmore College DURING the half-century following the War of Inde­ pendence there were many Americans in England and many Englishmen in America scribbling their impressions...

... . Kane Coumba . 2017 . “ Demonstration in Paris: ‘No to Slavery in Libya! Free Our Brothers, Free Our Sisters!’ ” Le Monde Afrique , November 20 . www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2017/11/20/manifestation-a-paris-non-a-l-esclavage-en-libye-liberez-nos-freres-liberez-nos-s-urs_5217718_3212.html...

...John C. Reed Copyright © 1906 by Duke University Press 1906 Reminiscences of Ben Hill By John C. Reed, Esq., Author of The Brothers War In 1856 I was teaching school with my father at Woodstock, a little place in Oglethorpe county, Georgia. A. H. Stephens had entered Congress in 1843...

...John C. Reed, Esquire Copyright © 1907 by Duke University Press 1907 The Recent Primary Election in Georgia* By John C. Reed, Esquire, Author of The Brothers War The Atlanta Constitution has long been the spokesman of Georgia to the outside world. That ably conducted paper sup­ ported...

... Gulpilil Dalaithngu), a young Yolngu man living one thousand years ago, who is in love with his elder brother's youngest wife. To correct Dayindi's “wrong feelings,” his brother tells him another story that we also witness in the film, this one set tens of thousands of years in the ancient past. The essay...

... paradigm-shifting work has the potential to provide a critical opening for this discussion to take place. Like their husbands, fathers, and brothers, enslaved women who engaged the crisis of the Union as an opportunity to secure their freedom risked as much. The Emancipation Proclamation opened...

...Mabel Davidson Copyright © 1925 by Duke University Press 1925 The Record of a Broken Friendship Mabel Davidson Lynchburg, Va. As one reads the sparkling letters of Jane Welsh Carlyle one catches glimpses here and there of the curiously pedantic figure of Dr. John Carlyle, brother of her man...

... the Quantock Hills or the Scotland wilds with her brother and his poet friend; Victorian times, which had no place for a Mary Lamb dividing literary labors with her brother one evening and the next serving slices of cold mutton and porter or brandy to her brother s cronies. The year 1847 saw the appearance...

... are objecting to the storyteller s necessary honesty, and ironically this honesty is an innate feature of storytelling form. The realism of the Strangers and Brothers sequence possesses an inherently valid form, a form we may first seek in another surface medium the film. The avant- garde film making concept...

... then for affection, support, even tenderness to his brother Fred, who, seven years older, could afford to give all these things, plus money, since he had dropped out of Dartmouth College to get work. As the price for giving such love, Fred buggered his younger, nineteen-year-old brother. During the many years...

... so steadily between him and his brother in the Middle West. The better to understand these family ties it cannot harm to retro­ spect just a little. John Keats himself, it will be recalled, was born in London, at the Sign of the Swan and Hoop, 24 Pavement, Moorsfields, on October 31, 1795. The actual...

... called his audi­ ence. Her part in his life is revealing. Sarah Disraeli was the eldest of the four Disraeli children. Born in 1802, two years before her famous brother, she grew up as the only daughter of a well-known scribbler, Isaac D Israeli. Sensitive and intelligent, she became accustomed...

..., Richard Brothers, the British Critic argued that if such enthusiasts were in all times to be found, wicked men were never wanting to make them, if possible, the instruments of mischief. 13 In hint­ ing that Brothers might have been the puppet of radicals who no more be­ lieved in his visions than...

... of the Lord: and was slain by him. Judah therefore said to Onan his son: Go in to thy brother s wife and marry her, that thou mayst raise seed to The South Atlantic Quarterly 91:4, Fall 1992. Copyright © 1992 by Duke University Press, ccc 0038-2876/9250. 930 Stephen A. Barney thy brother. He knowing...

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..., are familiar figures on the operatic stage. But with the murder of Siegfried at the hands of his wife s brothers, and the heroic death of Brunnhilde, Wagner closes the story. His sources, however, carry it much farther. After some time has elapsed, Siegfried s widow is persuaded to marry again, and her second...

...Clarence Gohdes Ancestor’s Brocades: The Literary Debut of Emily Dickinson . By Bingham Millicent Todd . New York : Harper and Brothers , 1945 . Pp. xiii , 464 . $3.75 . Bolts of Melody: New Poems of Emily Dickinson . Edited by Todd Mabel Loomis Bingham Millicent Todd...

... went to Virginia to arrange the affairs of his brother, who had died there without leaving any family; and about this time in addition to his origi­ nal surname, he assumed the patronymic of Jones, his father s Christian name having been John. This custom, which is of classical authority, has long been...

...J. D. McAuliffe 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 J. D. McAuliffe Grave Love: A Story On the afternoon of November my brother was the victim...

... descendant of her kingly line (941); the Chorus of men, citizens who are a civic voice commenting on her actions; and her actions themselves, notably, the burial of her brother in defiance of the law. Yet the parallels between Antigone and Electra are startling: parallels not only openly political...