His "Notes on Virginia" is still a standard work, and his varied and extensive correspondence is a valuable contribution to American political history.
His reputation rests chiefly upon his "History of the Russian Empire," which, with many faults, is a standard workin Slavic literature.
The first numbers appeared in 1841; and the whole will form a standard work in the literature of popular poetry.
His History of Russia will nevertheless remain a standard work in Slavic literature, partly on account of the copiousness of its sources, partly because of the great learning and research displayed by its author.
His great heroic epic is considered by his countrymen as a standard work; while foreigners look at it as a valuable historical poem indeed, but as utterly deficient in true epic power and original invention.
The lectures which he delivered before this society have become a standard work.
He remained some time in England, during which he printed his Analysis of Chess, a standard work.
His other principal works were The Philosophy of Rhetoric (1776), which is still a standard work, and A Translation of the Four Gospels with Notes.
His English Grammar (1795) was long a standard work, and his main claim to a place in literature.
It was received with the highest approval by such critics as Froude and Prescott, and at once took its place as a standard work.
He has written a standard work on botany, and has written vol.
Editor of the Revue d'Anthropologie, and author of a standard work on that subject published in the Library of Contemporary Science.
His Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life, with a complete bibliography of the subject by Ezra Abbot, is a standard work, written from the Universalist point of view.
For the Dutch Netherlands the great standard workis now P.
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