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Now needs revision A passage from the material published in 2021 as 'Arthuriad: Synopsis & Excerpts', depicting the Winter Solstice in Arthur's Albion. This is to come towards the end (naturally as the whole narrates the Wheel of the... more
... Polystichum acrostichoides (Michaux) Schott, Christmas fern293 (PCCI, ALBC), com-mon in woods on sloping sides of esker S of Cloverdale Rd. ... C. muticum Michaux, Swamp thistle255 (PCCI, ALBC), T, common in moist thickets and edges... more
This is a prose treatise, 'The Island of the Mighty', a Synopsis furnishing a re-interpretation of The Matter of Britain for an Arthurian epic. Published 2018, I had begun work on the enterprise of an epic, at least in waking thought, in... more
This paper argues that in "Jerusalem," William invokes 3 episodes from the biblical Book of Numbers -- the report of the spies about the giants in Canaan, Balaam's attempt to curse the Israelites, and the battle of Peor -- to suggest an... more
Page 1. FILE COPY PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE Mi ARCHITECTURE AND SOCIAL REFORM IN LATE-VICTORIAN LONDON Deborah EB Weiner Page 2. Page 3. Page 4. Page 5. ARCHITECTURE AND SOCIAL REFORM IN LATE-VICTORIAN LONDON Page 6. ...
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... tracts adult fe-males in medieval Irish society enjoyed relatively high legal status, and had ... 16 A Woman's Words an Irish woman's husband did not become her sole guardian when ... One could certainly... more
... Architecture of solitude: Cistercian abbeys in twelfth-century England. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: ... PAGES (INTRO/BODY): xxv,. SUBJECT(S): Cistercians; England; Cistercian architecture; Architecture, Medieval; Abbeys. DISCIPLINE:... more
Thank you very much for reading a lancashire gentleman the letters and journals of richard hodgkinson 1763 1847. Maybe you have knowledge that, people have look hundreds times for their chosen books like this a lancashire gentleman the... more
... He is, however, a king in these works, for the first time in the literary record. The very diversity of evidence, and the lack of consensus in the central Middle Ages as now, are important features in the modern perception of... more
... at this time: the political force always latent in, or extracted from the letter of fiction, takes over the public image of the letter. When the disturbing power of the letter comes to the fore, as it does in Marat... more
Largely except for Arthurian romance and Boudicca, much of what early modern Englishmen read and understood as explanations for their national origins has long since faded from popular knowledge. Moreover, even royal women, those at the... more
Page 1. BOOK REVIEWS 980 EHR, cxix. 483 (Sept. 2004) The Kingship of the Scots, 842–1292: Succession and Independence. By AAM DUNCAN (Edinburgh: Edinburgh UP, 2002; pp. 381. £60). THIS book's point of departure ...