On the two French naval commanders known as Colombo or Coullon and the baselessness of Columbus's alleged relationship see Vignaud, Études Critiques sur la Vie de Colomb pp.
The novel "Tarr" is in print and no one need bother to read mycritiques of it.
I desire to return my sincere thanks for the suggestions which have come to me alike from public critiques and private communications.
The prefaces to Giannotti's critiques of Florence and of Venice show how thoroughly his mind had been imbued with the Politics of Aristotle.
Perhaps the clearest account of the controversy will be found in Michel Nicholas, Etudes Critiques sur la Bible, Essay i.
Two years later appeared his Recherches geographiques et critiques on the De Mensura Orbis Terrae of Dicuil.
He was a frequent contributor to the Revue des deux mondes, and published several books, the best known of which is his Etudes critiques et biographiques (1862).
A few of the adverse critiques I have chanced to see, and these almost avail to convince one that Mr. Swinburne is a true poet.
It was of vast service to him in preparing his "Etudes critiques sur les Mollusques fossiles,"--a quarto volume with nearly one hundred plates.
Reprinted in Critiquesand Addresses, and Darwiniana (Collected Works).
This erroneous reading occurs not only in the text from which I quote, but likewise in the Critiques and Addresses, p.
Perhaps I could digest the few critiques prefixed to the Satires, Shepherds Hunting, &c.
I could not forbear scribbling certain critiques in pencil on the blank leaves.
Upon the publication of the last volume of poems, Charles Lamb wrote one of his own finely appreciative and cordial critiques in the "Morning Chronicle.
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