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... A New-England Primer printed by Benjamin Franklin in 1764. The New-England primer enlarged. For the more easy attaining the true reading of ...

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NO PURIFYING FIRE: AMERICAN WRITERS IN SPAIN, 1936-1939 An online ... villages between 1936 and 1939. “War is no purifying fire,” Herbst continued in that 1960 essay,  The Starched ...

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... Evelyn Scott (National Poetry Foundation) and Mosaic of Fire: The Work of Lola Ridge, Evelyn Scott, Charlotte Wilder, ...

... national fame in July 2021, when he led protesters setting fire to a statue of Borba Gato, a notorious bandeirante who ... and inspire the growing insurgency. Whether by voice or by fire, whether on the street or in prison, Revolução ...

... Review, and the Oxford DNB, and his poems in Breathing Fire: Canada’s New Poets and The May Oxford and Cambridge ...

... Life, and the influential if short- lived arts magazine Fire!! Some of the greatest writers of the period—including ...

... personality.  One of his most overwhelming fears was that fire would destroy his collection.  He was not wrong to ... oil lamps and candles, which often caused fires.  Once a fire began to burn books, they acted as kindling resulting in the destruction of entire libraries.  The Great Cotton Fire on 23 October 1731 destroyed many famous manuscripts and ...

... can be properly secured for the evening. There are fire code and compliance rules that must be followed while ... also a maximum capacity limit for the building set by the Fire Code and Compliance Office.  If a representative of the ...

... January 9th, 1905, Tsar Nicholas II ordered trooops to fire on a peaceful procession of workers demonstrating in St. ...

... ounces, this will be ready ye sooner, if it stand near ye fire, or in ye Sun. X To Drese a Codds=Head. “To make ...

... Nugent’s work appeared in little magazines, including Fire!! , Opportunity and Palms ; he also appeared on Broadway ... story “Smoke, Lilies, and Jade,” which appeared in Fire!! in 1926, ranks him among the first African American ...

... collections , and in Orbis .  EXPLORE more of Matt’s Fire Island work, including the exhibit he mentioned in this video,  Fire Island Night .  Especially check out this photo , which ... French , and Margaret French , that made photographs on Fire Island and Provincetown in the 1930s and 1940s. Some ...

... Room (1956),  Another Country (1962), and The Fire Next Time  (1963). History of the Collection The ...

... of things appeared on stage—from horses to trees to fire engines. One company performing Harriet Beecher ...

... work appeared in little magazines, including Fire!! , Opportunity and Palms ; he also appeared on Broadway ... story “Smoke, Lilies, and Jade,” which appeared in  Fire!!  in 1926, ranks him among the first ...

... Business and Other Poems (1956), Looking into the Fire (1967), and Child’s Game, On a Journey (1979). The ...

... & Selected Poems , The Big Something , and Great Balls of Fire . His works of translation include Blaise Cendrars’s ...

... on images taken at the Hoenig family property in Saltaire, Fire Island, NY was attributed to PaJaMa, a portmanteau ...

... goat, a dog bites the cat, a stick beats the dog, a fire burns the stick, water extinguishes the fire, and on and on… Learn more about our copy through ...

... New and Selected Essays and The Stars, the Snow, the Fire: Twenty-five Years in the Northern Wilderness . He has ...

... 1. Richard Bruce Nugent, “Smoke Lilies, and Jade.” In Fire!! Devoted to the Younger Negro Artists. Edited by ...

... noted, “He remained for 1½ hours under rifle and bomb fire collecting and bringing in our wounded. Owing to his ...

... We asked poet, critic, and novelist Wayne Koestenbaum what he has been thinking about in this time of isolation and quarantine.  In response, ...