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...Harry M. Ward Robert Munford: America’s First Comic Dramatist . By Baine Rodney M. . Athens : University of Georgia Press , 1967 . Pp. ix , 132 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 184 The South Atlantic Quarterly gives so full an account of the Swift...

... Atlantic Quarterly gives so full an account of the Swift manuscripts in the Huntington Li­ brary: their contents, their significance, and their provenance. QUEEN S COLLEGE, CUNY MIRIAM K. STARKMAN Robert Munford: America s First Comic Dramatist. By Rodney M. Baine. Athens: University of Georgia Press...

... Li­ brary: their contents, their significance, and their provenance. QUEEN S COLLEGE, CUNY MIRIAM K. STARKMAN Robert Munford: America s First Comic Dramatist. By Rodney M. Baine. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1967. Pp. ix, 132. $5.00. The bones of Robert Munford, who wrote America s first...

... at Yale last spring, he had come to attend a meeting of some college society. I saw Mrs. Munford and Mrs. Paige20 at Prof. French s when they were here last week. Mrs. Munford is a charming old lady, so lively and entertaining. Mrs. Paige greeted me very warmly and gave me such a pressing invitation...

..., journalist William L. Royall, reformers Lila Meade Valentine and Mary-Cook Branch Munford, while concerned, were stymied by public prejudice. Working within the limits of segregation, they wanted to make Richmond a bet­ ter place for all of its citizens. Bryan boosted business and civic im­ provement...

.... The translation is not free from blemishes and inaccuracies, but the translator and publishers have done a service in making this work available to English readers. A. M. Webb. Virginia s Attitude Toward Slavery and Secession. By Beverly B. Munford. New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1909, xiii., 329 pp. This book...

... at Lynchburg, gave me a large slice of bread, on which there was a thick slice of boiled country cured ham. The combination afforded me the most welcome and best tasting meal I ever had. I was not captured at Appomattox, because I escaped with a remnant of Munford s brigade. I stayed around in the mountains...

..., the body of any other Virginian It should be said that the grand-nephew was not judicially convicted. The Teachee of Jeffeeson and Maeshall 343 of the time. The funeral oration was delivered in eloquent terms by a pupil whom Wythe had cared for in a peculiarly intimate manner, William Munford, member...