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    Sir Morell Mackenzie and the German Phys...

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    INITIALS AND PSEUDONYMS.*

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    Mr. D'Eyncourt Showed Some Degree Of

    interest for the decision of the case ; which * though it does not refer to books , is in some

    respects a test of the strength of the

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    August 15 , 1888 lne ifublisners Uircular , 9 Q 7 \ . . —_——— * i

    Sir Morell Mackenzie And The German Phys...

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    purpose into three , parts , of which , he said , the third was by far the most important periodthe twent-six he spent at Twickenham ¦ t .

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    his life beyond within . the , range of the reign of George ~ ^_^ l Vi / 1 _ i * P C-h * -- ' III — ~ — - . Pope " ~— - ^ " - ^ r- ' ^ - ^ under * - * ~~~» ¦ " - *""» - - —• Queen *** yy --u . -w " ^ ' - —— -i - Anne ^ - " * - —• —l —« . — . -ur was - - ¦"¦ -- —r-- ™ -- the — - -- -- » —

    ---was the Pope only half of the beg fashionable inning to be period serious , , when and his he chief ¦ ¦ l KJ then were k the ¦ * Essay ¦ on <¦

    Criti-\ , j iX -. V ~/ bL poems *_/ V' -V ^ VA 1 . ~ b_/—LA ~ W *_/ p— . - _• */ - « .-k - »»* -m *** r * -rww •— --- -- - . — -- » - — cism ' and ' The Rape of the Lock . ' During the + Ti * - > more mr . T' ^ serious flArinns period npsrior" .. however liftWftVftr . or of hi his s lite life

    he translated Homerand , all his works , of that time corresponded with , the period in which he lived . His all-absorbing study was the problem of society . Throughout his whole life he

    hi showed sh g ower hest . good b lw y hi his . a ac acts It ts was his his a sense sense thing worth of ot what what y of was was notice the the how free the * Dunciad' was from any attack _ — - ¦ . *¦ A a -II

    upon men who were really worthy of the reverence of posterity . If Pope was studied narftfullv fchore would be found in him the

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    Initials And Pseudonyms.*

    INITIALS AND PSEUDONYMS . *

    It is only two years since Mr . Cushing published the first Jfc part of b this # magnificent

    mj \ ^ Pk _/ . » . AMI M . *^ y "¦»* VMM , ~ ta ^ ~» A . •»¦* " ** »—* -- »** - -- *¦ - « ' ¦ « - » ,-- »¦ . . * iv -- * » . vw m _ w * -.. - * -. — jfc -w - > w aa w product of his industry , containing twelve thousand initials and pseudonyms , and eight

    Disguises * Initials . By and William Pseudonyms Cuahing , : B . a A .. Dictionary Second Series of . London Literary : Sampson I > o \ v , Marston , Boarle & Hivington . 1888 . - I

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Aug. 15, 1888, page 907, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15081888/page/5/