...colleagues, Windham and lord Groaville, an honest though mistaken policy. Pitt was the political quixote of the close of the eighteenth and the , opening of the nineteenth century. He had a fatal mono- I mania that this country was the proper champion of all the j world; that with...

...in good stead ever since. Mrs. Wilberforce, trained in the classic halls of the greatest scholars of the close of the eighteenth, and the opening of the nineteenth century, was remarkable for her graceful composition : her diction was pure, her style terse yet polished, her...

...collengues, AVindham and lord Grenville, an honest though mistaken policy. Pitt was the political quixote of the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth century. He had a fatal monomania that this country was the proper champion of all the world ; that with its...

...establishment of the Neptunic school of geology alluded to in a previous article, and so influential in science at the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth century. From the general character of these rocks, as well as the number of marine shells contained in them,...

...Essentials of the Art of Medicine." Dr. Musser opened with a brief statement of the condition of medicine at the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth centuries, speaking of the final abandonment of the false methods, and the beginning of the science...

...precious metals to prices, accompanied, and did not precede, that industrial revolution, which marked the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth century. But what, it may be asked, of that revolution itself? Does it not supply a common cause acting on commodities,...

...strife that marked the campaigns east of the Alleghanies 1 Cong. Globe, 1st. Sen., 37th. Cong., 9-1o. at the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth centuries. The little weekly newspapers of Salem, Portland, Corvallis and The Dalles showed a virulence,...

...THE NEGRO HIS RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, AND CIVIL RIGHTS? BY JOHN W. CBOMWELL. The status of the Negro at the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth centuries was substantially the same, North and South. These well-defined geographical sections on...

...course of time in all citi&s, but in London they were slower in their operation, and even as late as the close of the eighteenth and the opening of the nineteenth century the city proper, Bishopsgate and Finsbury, and other formerly brilliant quarters, by that time reduced...

...Das Lied von der Glocke (No. 63), the fruit of long and interrupted labor, ïer «odcke°n Prov^es a complete and carefully unified symbolic frame for...prologue for a performance of Voltaire's Mahomet early in 1800 became, under the stress of Schiller's convictions on the Occasional theory of the drama, a...