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Excerpt from Makers of New France Here was evidently a new France, a France inwardly regenerated, for these signs...  Read More >>

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Excerpt from Delicious Vice: Pipe Dreams and Fond Adventures of an Habitual Novel-Reader Among Some Great Books...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Vol. 127: January June 1880 - shallow, sceptical, egoistical, and thoroughly...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Edmund Spenser: And the Impersonations of Francis Bacon The Discourse of 1576 Gilbert and the North...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Crayon Sketches, Vol. 1 of 2 The following essays and sketches origi nally appeared in the new-york...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Three Lectures Delivered at the Royal Institution, on the Ancien Regime: As It Existed on the Continent...  Read More >>

Excerpt from The Waverley Novels: An Appreciation Charles alexander young, the author of this Appreciation, was...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Euphorion: Being Studies of the Antique and the Medi v l in the Renaissance Faustus is therefore a...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, Vol. 48 Brown. He laboured long for and in Manchester. He painted...  Read More >>

Excerpt from The Press and the Public Service The principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has recently...  Read More >>

Excerpt from An Outline Guide to the Study of English Lyric Poetry Obligations to Prof. Myra, Reynolds of the University...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Memoir of Lord Macaulay This memoir was written at the request of the President (sir B. Brodie) and...  Read More >>

Excerpt from De Libris: Prose Verse Then, lector, BE benevolus![t/ze Ant/tor desires to express lzis t/zanks to...  Read More >>

Excerpt from The Literature of the French Renaissance, Vol. 2 The League and the legitimists; Dorleans and Belloy....  Read More >>

Excerpt from Tennyson; The Leslie Stephen Lecture: Delivered in the Senate House, Cambridge, on 11 November, 1909...  Read More >>

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Excerpt from Burlesques He generalises. His observations are of types, not of individuals, of situations rather...  Read More >>

Excerpt from A Lecture on the Uses of Anatomy and Physiology in Various Branches of Knowledge: Delivered on Monday,...  Read More >>

Excerpt from The Works of John Dryden, Vol. 2 of 2: In Verse and Prose, With a Life Quad optantt dlvfim promlttere...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Modern Language Notes, Vol. 10: 1895 Cid was at its height, observed both the unitie's of time and...  Read More >>

Excerpt from The Life of Richard Cumberland, Esq. Embracing a Critical Examination of His Various Writings: With...  Read More >>

Excerpt from Six Political Discourses Founded on the Scripture T is very ul'ual in any Ian guage, when. We mean...  Read More >>

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