The Quarterly Review, Volume 266William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 117
... truth of what he had written . Four years later he wrote in the ' Week End Review ' that the apology which his counsel had put forward in court to purge his contempt ' was in fact a ' well staged farce . ' ( Incidentally this shows the ...
... truth of what he had written . Four years later he wrote in the ' Week End Review ' that the apology which his counsel had put forward in court to purge his contempt ' was in fact a ' well staged farce . ' ( Incidentally this shows the ...
Page 283
... truth being , as usual , stranger than fiction . The tales brought from America by shipmen and explorers with such as Captain John Smith's virtuous redskin princess , Pocahontas , to illustrate them , and of fabulous mountains of pearls ...
... truth being , as usual , stranger than fiction . The tales brought from America by shipmen and explorers with such as Captain John Smith's virtuous redskin princess , Pocahontas , to illustrate them , and of fabulous mountains of pearls ...
Page 368
... truth ; but we feel that they soften the faults unduly ; while their account of the Metro - Vickers trial is almost a travesty . According to them the principal blundering villain in that piece was the British Government . Nothing is ...
... truth ; but we feel that they soften the faults unduly ; while their account of the Metro - Vickers trial is almost a travesty . According to them the principal blundering villain in that piece was the British Government . Nothing is ...
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