10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JINGOISH»
Discover the use of
jingoish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
jingoish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The nigerian civil war: forty years after, what lessons
Ordinarily all contentious issues are amenable to a variety of perspectives. In
popular parlance this just reflects opinion, invariably from a particular prism. Thus
contending stakeholders, even if jingoish, may be entitled to their perspectives.
Armstrong Adejoh, Historical Society of Nigeria, 2008
We found a slightly more clever nugget in Microsoft Word's spelling checker,
which suggests "jingoish" as an alternative for the last name of a certain
embattled Speaker of the House (hint: think amphibians and Dr. Seuss). This may
or ...
3
Follies of Power: America's Unipolar Fantasy
Nor was the United States much inclined to vaunt its own strength. In the 1970s
and even in Ronald Reagan's jingoish 19805, American analysts seemed more
alive to the long-term weaknesses of the United States than to those of the Soviet
...
4
Culture Shock and Japanese-American Relations: Historical Essays
... was dubbed “our leading specialist of Japanese wars,” energetically
continuing his campaign in the Hearst press and jingoish magazines as well. The
Navy American admirals painted the most horrendous picture of the Japanese
enemy.
5
Letters of George Gissing
People are so desperately impressed with the Jingoish idea that their own
religion is the only decent one which has ever existed, and that all nations
holding others are to be classed together as Heathens. A little light on this point
might not ...
George Gissing, Algernon Gissing, Ellen Gissing, 1970
6
Not in Our Name: American Antiwar Speeches, 1846 to the Present
Then he disappointed me by making a speech abusing Spain—rather jingoish in
tone and accompanied by extravagant gesticulation. There were about 400
students present. They began to laugh at first, but I asked them to be quiet and
after ...
It could not be described as merely “Jingoish”.53 Like Palmerston at his most
responsible, Salisbury spoke of the restraints on Britain's action in the welcome
absence of conscription: “God forbid...there should be any probability of war with
any ...
... JINGKO JINGKOES JINGLE JINGLED JINGLER JINGLERS JINGLES
JINGLIER JINGLIEST JINGLING JINGLY JINGO JINGOES JINGOISH JINGOISM
JINGOISMS JINGOIST JINGOISTIC JINGOISTICALLY JINGOISTS JINK JINKED
JINKER ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
9
Schirmer's Complete Rhyming Dictionary
gnomish goldfish goodish grayfish grayish greenish grumpish haggish hashish
hawkish heathenish hellish hoggish horseradish hunnish impish impoverish Irish
jadish jellyfish Jewish jingoish kaddish kiddish kittenish knavish languish ...
10
Murder Most Foul: Violence in the Classics
second part, about Aeneas' war in Italy, resembles The Iliad, although it is more
patriotic and jingoish. Aeneas, one of the great Trojan warriors, is married to King
Priam's daughter Creusa, who perishes in the fall of Troy. His sea encounters ...
