...Dorothy Louise Mackay Copyright © 1931 by Duke University Press 1931 REID HALL: A RELIC OF OLD PARIS* DOROTHY LOUISE MACKAY REID HALL, the American University Women s Paris Center, a gift of, and a permanent memorial to, the late Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, is one of the few old Paris houses...

...Louis J. Budd Melville and the Comic Spirit . By Rosenberry Edward H. . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1955 . Pp. viii , 211 . $4.00 . The Yellow Ruff & The Scarlet Letter . By Reid Alfred S. . Gainesville : University of Florida Press , 1955 Pp. vi...

...Julian Reid How we understand the nature of the subject of war has fundamental implications for how we understand the subject of the struggle against war. The subject of liberal war does not fight simply in order to destroy another subject but to produce subjects who will in turn reproduce...

...John T. Reid Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 AS THE OTHER AMERICANS SEE OUR LITERATURE JOHN T. REID FROM THE humblest Woman s Club to the Department of State in Washington the citizens of our nation are as busy as the proverbial bees discovering Latin America. With the youthful...

...Jeannette Reid Tandy Copyright © 1922 by Duke University Press 1922 Pro-Slavery Propaganda in American Fiction of the Fifties Jeannette Reid Tandy Columbia University Part I Today we may flatter ourselves that we do the struggling hero and the persecuted heroine with a difference. Eliza...

..., and Thomas C. Grey. But by far the most prolific contributor to this growing body of work has been John Phillip Reid, professor of law at New York University. Between 1967, when he produced his first review article on the Revolution, and 1981, his publications on the Revolution included three monographs...

... investigation. Trinity College. I. S Harrell. The Life of Whitelaw Reid. By Royal Cortissoz. 2 Vols., Charles Scribner s Sons: New York, 1921. Whitelaw Reid never found time in his busy life for the task, which Henry Adams repeatedly urged upon him, of writ­ ing his autobiography. That book, as Reid s old chief...

... immigrants, they were handy targets for frustration and resentment.4 1. Ira De Augustine Reid, The Negro Immigrant; His Background, Characteris­ tics, and Social Adjustment, 1889 1937 (New York, 1939), pp. 41 44, 239; Harry Robinson, The Negro Immigrant in New York, WPA Research Paper, Schomburg Collection...

... about revolution and class struggle without. . . . Translation of Comite Enrages-Internationale Situationniste wall poster in Leaving the 20th Century: The Incomplete Work of the Situa­ tionist International, edited by Christopher Gray, designed by Jamie Reid, U.K., 1974 712 Greil Marcus Collage...

.... His recent work includes The Liberal Way of War: Killing to Make Life Live (Rout- ledge, 2009), coauthored with Julian Reid, and Foucault on Politics, Security and War (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008), coedited with Andrew W. Neal. He is currently completing Biopolitics of Security in the Twenty...

...Richard A. Preston The Dilemmas of Trusteeship: Aspects of British Colonial Policy Between the Wars . ( The Reid Lectures Delivered at Acadia University in February, 1962 .) By Robinson Kenneth . London : Oxford University Press , 1965 . Pp. viii , 95 . 15s . Copyright © 1966...

... is typical). And I am unable to imagine how the fol­ lowing annotation benefits anyone: Reid'. Ralph Reid (who appeared in Edge 5 David Reid?; Ben L. Reid?; reference uncertain. Worse still, Bankhaus Pacelli is identified with a line from Canto C which is even more obscure than the phrase in Pound s...

.... Reid, himself a former zealot of millenarian politics. In The Rise and Dissolution of the Infidel Societies (1800), Reid traced the origins of Paine s Deism to seventeenth-century enthusiasm and claimed that field preach­ ers and other lower-class enthusiasts were undermining the authority of both...

... aftermath, Jen Reid, a local activist who had participated in the protests, recalled being moved at the sight of witnessing a truly historical moment. In response, Reid climbed the plinth that had once held Colston s statue, describing him as wise and virtuous, and was photographed raising a clenched fist...

... Jerrold, published almost sixty years ago. Now Mr. J. C. Reid has produced a careful, factual record, Thomas Hood, (New York: Hillary House, 1964, $6.50), which will probably be definitive, for Hood s pathetic life and unfulfilled talents are not significant enough to justify another full-scale treatment...

.... In speaking of the former, the committee wished it were allowed to pass an ex post facto law for the punishment of those concerned in the frauds.* In 1840, says Governor Reid, an at­ tempt was made to disinter and reanimate at St. Joseph the long-departed but never-to-be-forgotten Magnolia Bank...

... for the table; the recipe is the Jesuit Father Le Jeune s, and so is the judgment that they are good eating. Look in Notebook 9 for Mayne Reid s recipe for cricket cake. Look almost anywhere for a new recipe for nocake or sagamite, the handy all-purpose instant food of warrior and traveler. It was a variety...

.... (1837), and Dahlonega, Ga. (1838). These private mints continued at work long after the federal government provided the South with facilities for assaying and coining gold. The first coinage of this type was done by Templeton Reid, in Georgia, in 1830. He established his mint in Lumpkin County, near...

... political contours of the liberal war thesis. Highlighting in particular the spatial, subjective, and ontotheological stakes, Mark Duffield, Julian Reid, and Michael Dillon provide new critical reflections on the nature of twenty-­ first-­century biopolitical warfare. Around 2000, it was clear that our...

... whether A or B shall be appointed to this or that office. 8. Ibid., 14 March 1881. 9. Ari Hoogenboom, in Outlawing the Spoils. A History of the Civil Service Re­ form Movement, 1865-1883 (Urbana, Ill., 1968), p. 279, computes the total at 107,000. 10. John Hay to Whitelaw Reid, 23 March 1881, typed copy...