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teeth, springing up widely, as your exchanges will show, in the foul and copious abuse and insults journals
need, to which manly hearts are everywhere responding, such an attitude ill becomes the foremost journal
However, a critic in Appletons' Journal , whose article contains less truth to the square than I thought
Sanborn, and valiant letters in three or four journals by Col. R. J. Hinton.
But it is not my fault if the last fortnight's journals reaching Mr.
In 1910 a Spanish journalist under the pseudonym "Angel Guerra" published a short article in the journal
He took up journalism for newspapers such as the Montevideo-based El Tiempo, oversaw the Constitutional
16 Molloy, Sylvia His America, Our America: José Martí Reads Whitman Modern Language Quarterly: A Journal
A regular series in this journal featured the contributions of homosexuals to human history.
(selection 4) is a late contribution, published in the Jahrbuch für Sexuelle Zwischenstufen , the journal
Reisiger "encountered" Whitman as early as 1909 and published his first translations in the leftist journal
During Drey's short literary career, he contributed to the important expressionist journals Der Sturm
Gamper (1873–1948) and Hans Reinhart (1880–1963) appeared next to each other in a Swiss literary journal
An essay about him with a selection of translated poems would, I think, be acceptable to every journal
The last-mentioned journal characterized Whitman as "the American Tolstoy" and as "the most remarkable
Numerous writers and journals assisted in relating Whitman to the Russian zeitgeist, in making him a
The form of his verses seemed so slovenly and awkward that at first not a single journal would agree
Petersburg journals, that the student Youth Circle of the St.
classical rhetoric to the poetry of Tennyson, from Persian mysticism to nineteenth-century phrenological journals
Journal of Civilization.
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Poets and Poetry of Europe The American Review: A Whig Journal
Lippincott & co. 1885 Hicks, Elias Journal of the Life and Religious Labours of Elias Hicks Isaac T.
on Astronomy Osgood, Francis Sargent A Birth-Day Bijou Pardoe Louis the Fourteenth Parker, Samuel Journal
classical rhetoric to the poetry of Tennyson, from Persian mysticism to nineteenth-century phrenological journals
used Whitman's marginalia to argue, for example, that the poet's shift in reading from American journals
in 1845-47 to British journals in 1848-49 tells us that Whitman was educating himself to become a poet
three‑quarters of a century that preceded it—the affair of Leisler (1691) printer of the "Weekly Journal
Galley proofs of three reviews ( , The United States Review The American Phrenological Journal ) pasted
"From the American Phrenological Journal." [A]n English and an American Poet" 1855.
Shugg" from the Fifth Avenue Journal, 1872.
Phrenological Journal / United States Review / Ralph Waldo Emerson / & several autographs, mysteriously
They are: "An English and American Poet" from The American Phrenological Journal; "Walt Whitman and His
self-review titled "An English and An American Poet," which was published in American Phrenological Journal
At the top of Whitman's anonymously published review in the October 1855 American Phrenological Journal
with the Emerson letter may have been purposefully pasted into copies sent to noted authors and journals
The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress , 27.2 (April 1970): 109–128.