Word: revolted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This state of affairs offers the true explanation of the action of the officers of the Twelfth, which the New York Times rightly characterizes as the "Revolt of the Militia." The wholesale tendering of resignations is simply witness to the helplessness of the militia system. Yale News...
...sonnets; of these two are a subtly matched pair by Mr. Reniers; the others by Henderson and Mr. Le Farge, treat in different moods the idea of death. Mr. Norris writes "Lines" of epigrammatic brevity and point. "From an Office Window at night" is Mr. Allinson's expression of revolt on the part of the city worker whose imagination carries him far away. Mr. Paulding's verse is tense and irregular; unlike many contemporary writers of tense and irregular verse, he is wise enough not to expand his theme unduly...
...other artists so instinctive and so admirable in the beginner? Or is it possible that the same milieu is producing again the same type of art? Surely there is no suggestion of Harvard in the work of these two poets, but may they not both express an aesthetic revolt against their drab environment? The other verse-pieces, except for an odd word here and there, like Mr. Damon's 'tinsel-snow," so fortunate in his etching of Christmas-eve, are not distinguished. The cymbals and the castonets, even the slug-horns, of the Saturnalia fail to rouse...
Dean W. W. Fenn, D.D. '84, of the Divinity School, will give the second of the series of King's Chapel lectures on "The Religious History of New England" in King's Chapel, Boston, this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. His special subject is "The Revolt Against the Standing Order. The Unitarians." Admission is free and no tickets are required...
Briefs for Ames Club due. 2.30.--King's Chapel Lecture, "The Religious History of New England." II. "The Revolt Against the Standing Order.--The Unitarians," by Dean Fenn, at King's Chapel, Boston...