10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOGYDOM»
Discover the use of
fogydom in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fogydom and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Democratic Review No. CLXIII
It netted the republic over with iron streams of thought, and forbade theron any
exclusion. It subdued the earth and the elements, and made all things equal to all
free men. Old skeptic fogydom sneered and jeered; “wondered what the world ...
2
The United States Democratic Review
Our course has been, therefore, entirely Jefl'ersonian, as our principles are, and
fogydom is driven even to attack our model. It has even stooped to the meanness
and the falsehood of denominating the greatest statesman America or ...
3
The Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review
The truth is, the telegraph, express, and railroad are going to be used, whatever
old fogydom may say about it. Legislatures may harras them, toll thetn, and even
reduce to beggary thousands who are so unfortunate as to have their whole ...
Freeman Hunt, Thomas Prentice Kettell, 1859
4
Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review
Old fogydom in society is applied to those who prefer the courtliness and grace of
former days to the flippancy and impudence of modern times. In literature, the old
fogy is he who prefers Spencer to Stowe, Francis Bacon to Fanny B'ern, and ...
Freeman Hunt, Thomas Prentice Kettell, Isaac Smith Homans, 1858
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The Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review
Old fogydom in society is applied to those who prefer the courtliness and grace of
former days to the flippancy and impudence of modern times. In literature, the old
fogy is he who prefers Spencer to Stowe, Francis Bacon to Fanny Fern, and ...
6
The Last Generation: Young Virginians in Peace, War, and Reunion
1. m. Jill. From. Conservative. Unionism. to. Old. Fogydom. Let us learn
Moderation. — "Editors' Drawer," Virginia University Magazine, May and June
1868 JOHN HAMPDEN CHAMBERLAYNE refused to attend the "funeral" at
Appomattox.
Peter S. Carmichael, 2005
... was very startling — we have come successfully out of every contest with Great
Britain, notwithstanding all the croakings of the Fogydom of those times, and on
each and every one of those occasions the Fogies of their day have predicted ...
8
The United States Democratic Review
Fogydom must be reduced to sad difficulties, when it thus, for society, rifles the
tomb of its greatness. Fogydom, living, would get itself up into a niche, and look
like the greatness which it has not. General Cass himself, driven by antiquated ...
9
Confederate Minds: The Struggle for Intellectual ...
See also William A. Coleman, “Address,” NCjE 6 (November 1863): 125; “Fogies
and Fogydom,” Punch, October 3, 1863, 2. 31. “Southern Conservatism,” SFF,
January 23, 1864, 4. 32. “Fogies and Fogydom,” Punch, October 3, 1863, 2. 33.
10
The literary criticism of "Young America."
Using the books of William A. Jones as a starting point, Sanders launches into a
highly rhetorical condemnation of "Fogydom" in literature, "including that old
nightmare of American Literature, the North American Review." The present
decrepid ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOGYDOM»
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Interview With Ron Norvelle
I guess I am drifting off into fogydom, but I seem to have differing interests from those in the popular crowd. What do you find to be the most ... «FlightSim.com, Jun 14»
