...Fred W. Lorch Twins of Genius . By Cardwell Guy A. . East Lansing : Michigan State College Press , 1953 . Pp. iii , 134 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 588 The South Atlantic Quarterly Story of a valetudinarian novelist-physician who married...

...Guy A. Cardwell Copyright © 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 The Duel in the Old South: Crux of a Concept Guy A. Cardwell I The idea of the gentleman assumes the existence of class distinc­ tions and often assumes as well that gentlemen, men superior in courtesy and courage, are privileged...

...Guy A. Cardwell, Jr. Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 ON SCHOLARSHIP AND SOUTHERN LITERATURE GUY A. CARDWELL, JR. IT OCCURS to me that the very title of this essay On Scholar­ ship and Southern Literature forces me at once into a charac­ teristic if involuntary Southern...

... of Genius. By Guy A. Cardwell. East Lansing: Michigan State College Press, 1953. Pp. iii, 134. $2.50. In the main this book does three things: It tells the story of the famous reading tour which George W. Cable and Mark Twain made in 1884-1885; it offers a critical discussion of the ways in which each...

... and the Chemical Revolution, Eric G. Forbes on Mathe­ matical Cosmography, and D. S. L. Cardwell on Science, Technology and Industry. As these titles indicate, the collection attempts to cover every area in which scientific theorizing or application occurred and which recent historians have attempted to study...

... in the South, Virginia Quarterly Review, XI (April, 1935), 164. 0 (Durham, N. C., 1954). 6 In the discussion of Charleston s literary taste as shown by the city s early magazines, the writer has relied heavily on Guy A. Cardwell, Jr. s Charleston Periodicals: 1795-1860, unpublished doctoral dissertation...

... recording studio in Nashville released a song about him, sixteen tributes in all.2 The first to be released was Jack Cardwell s Death of Hank Williams. A Montgomery disc jockey and singer for King Records, Cardwell knew Hank in his pre-Opry days. When he heard of Hank s death on New Year s Eve, he wrote...

.... The last part presents H. J. M. Bos on Mathematical and Rational Philoso­ phy, J. L. Heilbron on Experimental Natural Philosophy, Maurice Crosland on Chemistry and the Chemical Revolution, Eric G. Forbes on Mathe­ matical Cosmography, and D. S. L. Cardwell on Science, Technology and Industry...

.... Columbia cg 33639. The Death of Floyd Collins. Fiddlin John Carson. Okeh 40363. The Death of Floyd CollinsLittle Mary Phagan. Vernon Dalhart. Columbia 15031. The Death of Floyd CollinsThe Wreck of the Shenandoah. Ver­ non Dalhart. Victor 19779. The Death of Hank Williams. Jack Cardwell. King 1172...

... of Timrod s birth which was set forth by G. A. Cardwell, Jr., in American Literature, VII, 207-208 (May, 1935). Emily states, however, that her father had given 1829 as the poet s birth year, whereas her brother claimed it was 1830. Timrod in the Light of Newly Revealed Letters 265 As his sole object...

... reviews and once refers to the Southern Review when he is actually writing about the Southern Quarterly Review. He makes Hayne one year Timrod s junior, overlooking the article in which Guy A. Cardwell in 1935 showed that Timrod was actually born in 1828 and not in 1829, the date engraved on his tombstone...

..., and that with but a feeble stretch of the imagination those possibilities might wisely be deemed certainties" (p. 84). See also Margaret A. Ormsby, British Columbia: A History (Toronto, 1971), pp. 298-300. 8. Governor F. Seymour to E. Cardwell (Secretary of State for the Colonies), 17 Feb. 1866, Confidential Print, C.O. 880...

... that the South could not win without foreign assistance and that prospects for obtaining it were slim. But such considerations really made with me no difference, he 38 Guy A. Cardwell, The Duel in the Old South: Crux of a Concept, South Atlantic Quarterly, 66 (1967), 67-68; Osterweis pp. 96, 128-29. 39...

... of contributor that fills the pages of the South Atlantic has not until recently deigned to notice contemporary writing. In addition, as Guy A. Cardwell, Jr., demonstrated in the Quarterly for July, 1941, there has been but little study of Southern literature anywhere. The South Atlantic, however, has certainly...

... to the Rt. Honourable E. Cardwell, with Illustrative Documents on the Condition of Jamaica and an Explana­ tory Statement (London, 1865), pp. 14-16, 66-70. 22 E.g., Joseph John Gurney, To the Planters of Jamaica (Kingston, 1840), p. 12. E.g., William Wemyss Anderson, A Description and History...