10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FUSTIAN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
fustian in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
fustian im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Ralegh and Marlowe: a study in Elizabethan
fustian
fustian identifications, 36ft., 52f., 88. 90, 96f., 114, 116, 127, 131 political use of
fustian, 19, 2 1f., 105, 114, 119, 122f., 12.(f.. 128ff., 24XII. relation to: Bacon, 26,
126, 139ff.; Cecil, 126, 243ff.; Cobham, 244ff. ; Elizabeth, 36ff., 116, 124If.. 131,
133 ...
Eleanor Grace Clark, 1965
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Knights in
Fustian: A War Time Story of Indiana
KNIGHTS. IN. FUSTIAN. CHAPTER I THE QUILTING AT MRS. BOWLES'S A
SCORE of women were seated down the long sides of a gaudy calico quilt set up
in frames in Mrs. Sarah Bowles's best room. They were sewing on it with more or
...
Caroline Brown, Caroline Virginia Krout, 1900
George Wemyss. His daughter floated away, smiling beatifically in the arms of
Sydney Mace. Luke Gaskard, the duties of a host naturally keeping him well
employed, hurried off to take Mrs. Gubbins into the parlour for refreshment, and
Timothy ...
4
Border Fetishisms: Material Objects in Unstable Spaces
®Fustian ̄. was a coarse cloth made of thick, twilled cotton with a short pile or
nap. It was usually dyed an olive, leaden, or other dark color. By the nineteenth
century, fustianhad become exclusively associated with the working classes.
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Freedom and Growth: The Rise of States and Markets in ...
Fustian One element that could help determine the linen industry's location was
the presence of a strong fustian industry, which competed for labour and raw
materials (fustian was made with a combination of linen and cotton). The
Lombard ...
6
Textile Manufactures in Early Modern England
It was about 1590 that Giles Warren started making Milan fustians in Ireland. He
attracted many pupils from London and elsewhere and these men constituted the
whole of the first generation of Milan fustian manufacturers in London and other ...
7
A Hoosier Sampler: An Anthology of Indiana Writers
Knights in Fustian (1900) is a novel, but it is based strictly on historical fact. It is a
story of the Knights of the Golden Circle, a society of Southern sympathizers,
many of whom were active in support of the Southern cause in Indiana and
adjacent ...
8
The Lancashire Textile Industry in the Sixteenth Century
This fustian manufacture may well have begun on a small scale in Lancashire as
early as the 1 56o's, for already at that time small quantities of fustians were
being exported to Ireland from Chester. In 1 565/6 for instance, two pieces of
fustian ...
9
History of Congleton: Published to Celebrate the 700th ...
Some of Berisfords' neighbours changed to cotton after 1860, and in 1867
Thomas and John Shepherd of Royton introduced fustian and velvet cutting to
the town, opening a mill at Eaton's Bank. The consequent rush to imitate when
people ...
10
Consumption: Theory and issues in the study of consumption
"Fustian" was a coarse cloth made of thick, twilled cotton with a short pile or nap.
It was usually dyed an olive, leaden, or other dark color. By the nineteenth
century, fustian had become exclusively associated with the working classes. In
1861 ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «FUSTIAN» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
fustian im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
The lost art of fighting like a Medieval man
"He shall have no shirt upon him but a doublet of fustian lined with satin," it starts, which sounds pretty strict – but as anyone who has ever spent ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Night at the End of the Tunnel
As the elder Tyrone, Winters presents a layered study of masks behind masks, a fustian old trooper secretly panicked about life's missed cues. «A News Cafe, Jul 15»
Why our Blackburn mills drew workers from all over the country
... such as Livesey, Witton and Mellor, was at the forefront of the production of fustian, a cloth which comprised linen warp and cotton weft. «This Is Lancashire, Jun 15»
The Vatican Heats Up
Even that fustian conservative reactionary, Saint John Paul II would lament the human approach that “sees no other meaning in their natural ... «CounterPunch, Jun 15»
How a northern town helped pioneer the workers co-op
While the Rochdale Pioneers were leading the way with the retail movement, The Hebden Bridge Fustian Manufacturing Society was an early ... «Co-operative News, Jun 15»
The Return of the Great White Boss, Bruce Springsteen
... unduly circumscribe the expressive options upon which he may draw, where a fustian kind of therapeutic holy activism gamely masquerades ... «PopMatters, Jun 15»
Wellington – the Iron Irishman
... to distance themselves from the low-church founder of preachy, fustian Methodism. Such nomenclatural camouflage was a common practice ... «Catholic Herald Online, Jun 15»
Spinning jenny borne of having large family to feed
In those days most local weavers worked in wool rather than cotton though fustian, a combination of wool and linen (or wool and cotton), was ... «Burnley Express, Jun 15»
This Hamlet has lost its majesty and power
Full marks to director Cimolino for trying to liberate the text from fustian conventions. But why throw out the baby with the bathwater? You might ... «Hamilton Spectator, Jun 15»
Theater review: Tarocco brings feats of sensory delight to The …
It's esoteric, ethereal and heady bordering on fustian. It perhaps borrows a bit too much from things you have seen before (I felt a strong desire ... «Mountain Xpress, Mai 15»
