ULYSSES BOUND A STUDY OF RICHARDSON BY DOROTHY GREEN
A 1872 article reviews Dorothy Green's Ulysses Bound, praising her biographical and critical approach to Henry Handel Richardson. It notes Green's four chapter focus on The Fortunes of Richard Mahony and her depth in analyzing Richardson’s self made world. The review highlights Green’s portrayal of Richardson as a complex, self driven artist shaped by Victorian culture and German Romantic influences. It concludes that Green’s scholarly biography clarifies Richardson’s artistry and moral texture, presenting her as a compelling, imperfect figure whose work merits serious study.
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de Welter Lind- Richardson
Handel Richardson
Owen
Mia
Richardson
Sims
Richardase ix
Alynes Bound
Riche Ardumbert
Mre Green
Green
J.B. Sacobwen
Catalyst
Idmae
Michardioe
Patrick
Ulysses
Laure
Abe
Maurice Guest
Maurice Guew
Ichardson
Richard Mahony
Mahony
Walter Lindesay Hicardson
Richard Wel
Mrs Green
Richardton
Mr Green
Teader
Agais
Mrz Green
Green Herualf
G. Robertson
Henry Handel Richardson
Andere
Ulyssea
War Time Writers Highlight Original Prose From Force Sent
Wartime writers produced original prose and poetry as creative outlets for troops sent to France. The article notes how papers and church times reported on the British Army’s movements and the impact of censorship and propaganda on wartime journalism.
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France
Church Times
Wipers Times and War Poetry Publication Reflections
The passage discusses a proposed facsimile edition of The Wipers Times with a foreword by Henry and notes on Peter Davies and Somme Times. It traces the project’s origins to 1916 and a Lt Col Battal, mentions wartime poems inspired by the Holy Land and Tobruk, and reflects on contributions from Australian soldiers and public school poets. The piece contemplates publishing a book compiling wartime verse and its literary impact.
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Wipers Times
Henry In
Peter Davies
Sydney
AIF
Bes
Middle East
Holy Land
Tobruk
Tip
Macaulay’s Rise and Whig Fame Examined in Biography
John Clive’s Thomas Babington Macaulay: The Shaping of the Histories analyzes Macaulay’s early life, social standing, and political rise. It contrasts his brilliance with shabby manners and rough edges while tracing his Indian years and Whig ties. The study argues he shaped history writing yet remained at odds with elite circles.
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England
Gladstone
Pitt
Lord Byron
Macauay
Macaulay
John Clive Concen
Utes
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Sécker and Warburg
Potato
St Holland Haus
Lady Holland
Lie
Abe
Burke
Emayin Ba
Thar
Esmaya Whiten
Precocious Genius Still Enchants Today
A 24 year old Milton manuscript sparked renewed admiration for Johnson and Macaulay. The Edinburgh Review praised the author’s sparkling epigrams and invective while noting his oratorical power in Parliament during the 1832 Reform Bill debates. His life blended poverty and intellect as he reformed Indian education and codified laws.
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Puna
Edinburgh Review
Milton
Johnson
Francia Jeffrey
Arnold
Macaulay
Macauley
St Cam
Calarg
Calcutts
England
Sinter
Margaret
Hannah
Beckett Play Portrays A Wasted Life
A review of Samuel Beckett's late work features an understated performance by a four actress, presenting an agonized monologue that probes wasted life. The critic notes the piece centers on a solitary speaker’s struggle to utter “I” while confronting responsibility and meaning in a stark, minimal setting.
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Kenny Tower
Beckett
Ufe
Abe
Donleavy and the Bohemian Echoes of a Controversial Figure
A critical portrait of J P Donleavy, tracing his impact on Western writers over two decades. The review calls him an entertaining yet subversive force whose novels, films, and stage adaptations mirror 1970s society, mixing sharp satire with flamboyant, defiant charisma.
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Donleavy
New York
Cornelis Christian
Christian Ie
Pica Teague
Donleevy
Ike
Ea Laver
Flight of the Prussian Horse review note
A fragmentary book notice discusses Daphne Machin Goodall Wren’s The Flight of the Prussian Horse. It questions its German publication status, mentions a best seller claim, and lists the edition details. The review critiques the Trakehner breed and references the author and publisher Peter Rusbridge.
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Daphne Machin Goodall Wren
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