10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLUBBISM»
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clubbism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clubbism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The French revolution. A history
CHAPTER V. CLUBBISM. WHERE the heart is full, it seeks, for a thousand
reasons, in a thousand ways, to impart itself. How sweet, indispensable, in such
cases, is fellowship ; soul mystically strengthening soul! The meditative Germans
...
CHAPTER V. CLUBBiSM. Where the heart is full, it seeks, for a thousand reasons
, in a thousand ways, to impart itself. How sweet, indispensable, in such cases, is
fellowship ; soul mystically strengthening soul ! The meditative Germans, some ...
For the rest, that in such prurient confusion, Clubbism thrives and spreads, need
not be said. Already the Mother of Patriotism, sitting in the Jacobins, shines
supreme over all ; and has paled the poor lunar light of that Monarchic Club near
to ...
4
The Works of Thomas Carlyle
Clovis, in the Champ-de-Mars, i. 10. Club, Electoral, at Paris, i. 173, 197 ;
becomes Provisional Municipality, 179; permanent, for arms, etc, 187. Club: seo
Breton, Jacobin, Enraged, Cordeliers, FeuuUans, Royalist. Clubbism, nature of, ii
. 110.
Thomas Carlyle, Henry Duff Traill, 1837
5
The French Revolution: A History
For the rest, that in such prurient confusion, Clubbism thrives and spreads, need
not be said. Already the Mother of Patriotism, sitting in the _]acobins, shines
supreme over all; and has paled the poor lunar light of that Monarchic Club near
to ...
6
The French Revolution: The constitution
... for what they are gathered. How often has the broachai barrel proved not to be
for joy and heart-effusion, but foi duel and head-breakage ; and the promised
feast become a Feast of the Lapithae ! This Jacobins Club,. 1789-90]. CLUBBISM
. 81.
37 C H APTE R V. CLUBBISM. WHERE the heart is full, it seeks, for a thousand
reasons, in a thousand ways, to impart itself. How sweet, indispensable, in such
cases, is fellowship; soul mystically strengthening soul! The meditative Germans
...
Nevertheless Clubbism is not death, but rather new organisation, and life out of
death: destructive, indeed, of the remnants of the Old; but to the New important,
indispensable. That man can cooperate and hold communion with man, herein
lies ...
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The French Revolution: A History:
Fortherest, that insuch prurient confusion, Clubbism thrives and spreads, need
notbesaid. Already the MotherofPatriotism, sittingin the Jacobins, shines supreme
overall; andhas paledthepoor lunar light ofthat Monarchic Clubnear to final ...
10
Carlyle and the Economics of Terror: A Study of Revisionary ...
Carlyle's criticism of the Constitution is further seen when he makes "nationhood"
part of a universal mania for equivalence or "Clubbism." The Mother-Society or
Jacobin Club, sprouting at first as the "promised feast" (W, 3:31), becomes a ...
