..., however, will be solved in the end not by speculative constructs but by extensive research in the family and notarial archives of France. george v. taylor Leicester, Patron of Letters. By Eleanor Rosenberg. New York: Columbia University Press, 1955. Pp. 395. $5.25. The problem of patronage is, as any...

... lem of government. Here the two rivals, Leicester, the favorite, and Cecil, the shrewd and trusted servant, acted as poles, to use the author s apt metaphor, attracting the particles that made up the political group­ ings and factions of the age. Although Elizabeth continued to lavish personal favor...

... and the Struggle for Freedom and Democ- racy on the Civil War’s Battlefields. Notes on Contributors  587 David Harvie is a senior lecturer in finance and political economy at the University of Leicester, where he is also a member of the Centre for Phi- losophy...

... do not mean, they are used. H. Marshall Leicester, Jr. The idea that a gloss manipulates rather than explains its text may seem a peculiarly modern one, but medieval scholars and satirists were by no means unaware of the possibilities of such textual harassment. Robert W. Hanning material form...

.... Burgoyne. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1904, xv., 247 pp. This book throws much light on the life of Robert Dudley, the Earl of Leicester, Elizabeth s unpopular favorite. It was first printed on the Continent in 1584. It was also issued in French and Latin editions and created such an impression...

... cipher. In this world, Bacon is Queen Elizabeth s son, sometimes by Leicester, otherwhiles by Walsingham; and he wrote not only the plays of Shakespeare, but also the works of Sidney, Marlowe, Peele, Greene, Spenser, Jonson, and Burton. The Friedmans consider personalities as well as ciphers, and often...

... for the same period, especially the Leeds Mercury, the Wakefield and Halifax Journal (Wakefield), and the Halifax and Huddersfield Express (Halifax). 41 These were the words of the editor of the Durham Chronicle, April 13, 1832. 42 For example, in central England the Gloucester, Leicester, Derby, Notting­ ham...

... associate at the Campbell Public Affairs Institute at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University, as well. Kennetta Hammond Perry serves as director of the Stephen Lawrence Research Centre and reader in history at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. She is the author of London Is the Place for Me: Black...

... in the forces of the Earl of Leicester. Shakespeare s military metaphors, the author reasons, must reflect first-hand, personal experience; and this personal experience is not that of a buck private, not that of an officer, but that of a sergeant. Although the author develops his argument with ingenuity...

... believes that Shakespeare spent these years as a non­ commissioned officer in the forces of the Earl of Leicester. Shakespeare s military metaphors, the author reasons, must reflect first-hand, personal experience; and this personal experience is not that of a buck private, not that of an officer...

... this publication supplants previous editions of Jefferson s papers is suggested by the fact that the documents relating to the period of this volume filled but sixty-four pages in the collection edited by Paul Leicester Ford. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND NOBLE E. CUNNINGHAM, JR. The Papers of Benjamin Franklin. Leonard...

... derived from sociology, leading to important and salutary results. The problems posed in this excellent study, however, will be solved in the end not by speculative constructs but by extensive research in the family and notarial archives of France. george v. taylor Leicester, Patron of Letters. By Eleanor...

... by Paul Leicester Ford. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND NOBLE E. CUNNINGHAM, JR. The Papers of Benjamin Franklin. Leonard W. Labaree, editor; Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., associate editor; Helen C. Boatfield and Helene H. Fineman, assistant editors. Volume IV: July 1, 1750, through June 30, 1753. New Haven: Yale...

.... In The Writ- ings of Thomas Jeerson, vol 2., edited by Paul Leicester Ford, 63 89. New York: G. P. Putnam s Sons. Jones, Reece, ed. 2019. Open Borders: In Defense of Free Movement. Athens: University of Georgia Press. Lee, Suzy. 2019. The Case for Open Borders. Catalyst 2, no. 4. catalyst-journal.com/vol2...

... © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 Notes on Contributors Rutvica Andrijasevic is a lecturer in employment studies in the School of Management at the University of Leicester. Her areas of expertise include gender and work, migration, and citizenship, and her research addresses how...

..., and dependent upon numerology. There opens up an intellectual wonderland with its own perverted rules of logic, where a predetermined end justifies any means, where any pre­ determined message can be verified by a manipulatable cipher. In this world, Bacon is Queen Elizabeth s son, sometimes by Leicester...

... that the effectively private zone of friendship cannot be his. In equating the self with the friend Comes Leicester . . . / To take my life, my company from meEdward once more invokes a privilege only available across the divide he envisions from private men. 60 This mon­ arch must accept either his office or death...

... in his diary that he was forced to tell Leicester that he would have to sell some of his plate for money. Leicester told Elizabeth, who sent an immediate present of twenty pounds within an hour. The 82 The South Atlantic Quarterly Count was pleased with the interview} being deeply in debt, he hoped...

... (Fair Lawn, New Jersey, 1958), p. 44. 406 The South Atlantic Quarterly the new characters and the places where they first appear in two novels. Instalment Chapter Character Instalment Chapter Character 1 1 Jasper, opium den 1 10 proprietress 2 Lady Dedlock, Sir 2 Tope, the Dean, Leicester, Tulk...

... was compelling. The most accurate and useful edition, edited by Paul Leicester Ford and published in ten volumes between 1892 and 1899, concentrated heavily on the political aspects of Jefferson s career and, like all editions of Jefferson papers, was confined to letters and other documents written by him...