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...five Wednesday afternoon lectures on the English essayists. The lectures will be alternated with readings from the essayists and contemporary writers. Today's lecture will be on Bacon. The dates and subjects for the other four lectures will be as follows; November 18, Addison and Steele; December 2, Goldsmith; December 16, Hazlitt; January 13, Lamb. The lectures are open to all members of the University and to the public...
...Copeland will give no Wednesday evening readings during the fall. He will, however, give a series of Wednesday afternoon lectures on the English Essayists. The subjects will be Bacon, Addison and Steele, Goldsmith, Lamb and Hazlitt. The lectures will begin at 4.45 o'clock, and the first one will probably be given on Wednesday, November...
Orchestra--Violins, J. Weare '07, J. M. Mouson '07, A. B. Weiler 1L., G. A. Knight '07, J. S. Bell, Jr., '07, O. Goldsmith '07, van Loon '06, A. D. Gring '07, J. M. A. Lyeth '07, J. W. Johnson '05, H. J. Wiener '07, R. F. Weston '07; clarionet, K. Tuttle '07; cornet, C. M. Hartwell '06; flute, G. F. Fenner '06; French horns, A. P. Haines 1G., F. J. Dawle...
...marking the dominance of the classic spirit in English Literature and with those who are commonly spoken of as marking the transition from what is characteristic of the eighteenth century to what is characteristic of the nineteenth. Among the writers discussed are Swift, Addison, Steele, Pope, Johnson, Burke, Goldsmith, Richardson, Fielding, Smollett, Sterne, Walpole, Gray, Cowper and Burns...
...course will cover the period from the death of Dryden to the publication of the Lyrical Ballads (1700-1708), and deals with those writers who may be regarded as marking the dominance of the classic spirit in English literature. Among the writers discussed will be Swift, Addison, Steele, Pope, Goldsmith, Fielding, Cowper, and Burns...