Scotland's Holy Ground for Lovers of Literature
Prof Phelps at Yale extols Scotland’s literary landscape linking Burns Carlyle and Scott as holy ground from Glasgow to Edinburgh. Describes Carlyle birthplace at Ecclefechan, Craigenputtock, and Düsseldorf-like rooms, contrasts with Schiller Goethe rooms, and notes Tennyson and Carlyle rivalry. Mentions David Alex Wilson's Life of Carlyle, a major four-volume biography from the era.
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Edinburgh
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Thomas’ Carlyle
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Carlyle
Ecclefechan
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Carlisle
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Schiffer
Goethe
Cheyne Row
London
Carlyle Museum
Westminster Abbey
Jane Welsh
Comely Bank
Tennyson
Alfred
Bull Durham
McCabe
Virginia
Laurgate
Craigenputtock
Dumfries
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Doctor Johnston
James Boswell
David Alex Wilson
Auction Bridge by Milton C. Work
The Jack Ace tenace of clubs and ducking a king lead to the Bath Coup adaptation in auction bridge. Declarer aims to place himself in a position where West leads, with strategic ducking to force favorable suit breaks and prevent costly returns, a technique rooted in Whist and popularized at Bath.
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