10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JOHN BULLISH»
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1
Sir
John Tenniel: Aspects of His Work
Untroubled faith in statehood and empire coexists with a John Bullish
parochialism, and an often forced formal art contrasts with a comic art of almost
unprecedented vigor and inventiveness. All are accommodated in Tenniel's
pictures, just as ...
Roger Simpson, Sir John Tenniel,
1994
2
A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Peerage and ...
Alice, dau. and heir of John Beauchamp, Esq. of Lillesdon, in the same county,
and acquired thereby the estate, which became the abode of his posterity. His
son and heir, John Bullish, Esq. m. Anne, dau. and heir of Nicholas Chedington,
Esq.
3
England Without and Within
... by the scourged as well as by the scourgers, and the willingness of fathers that
their boys should be beaten by any one who is able to do it, from master and
usher down to the school bully and the town bully, which is particularly John
Bullish.
Richard Grant White,
1881
These qualities it may, perhaps, be John-Bullish to admire; but an Athenian
assembly would hardly barre preferred them before the strictly methodical
composition of Demosthenes (whom, as to the distribution of a subject, Quintilian
places on ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart,
1809
... history, and extraordinarily John Bullish in his prejudices. Young England was
not John Bullish — it might, perhaps, have been a little more so with advantage
— and it certainly presented a good many handles Miscellaneous Essays 269.
... extraordinarily John Bullish in his prejudices. Young England was not John
Bullish — it might, perhaps, have been a little more so with advantage — and it
certainly presented a good many handles to the enemy who had command of
irony.
7
The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
The attendance, in quantity and quality, exceeded far our expectation : in fact, the
whole thing had so John Bullish an air about it, that we were in the act of
whistling " home, sweet home," and crossing the southern boundary of the run in,
...
John William Carleton,
1839
8
Rebellious Hearts: British Women Writers and the French ...
This is a prejudice certainly, impertinent, and very John Bullish, and very arrogant
; but I only share it with all my countrymen, and therefore must needs forgive both
them and myself.53 Burney's awareness of her own nationalist prejudices, ...
Adriana Craciun, Kari E. Lokke,
2001
19 John Bullish on int'l Vidpix, Variety, 3 August 1955: 31; Estimated weekly
network TV program costs, Variety, 16 November 1955: 26. 20 Who's who in TV-
films, Variety, 15 February 1956: 37, 40. 21 See Brit. market for Vidpix, Variety, ...
Johnson, Rob Turnock,
2005
10
The New Monthly Magazine
... by a brave and generous Frenchman, whose pftte"s, and confitures, and fruit,
and champagne, forced the most John-Bullish of the party to confess that he
really fancied himself in England. Dear, good-natured man — it was the first
intimation ...
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A Refutation of Snails By Roast Beef
Instead of contempt, though, it might be better to offer something more bullish, indeed, John Bullish – a refutation of snails by roast beef. It may as well be said ... «Philosophy Now, Mar 15»