10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOBIST»
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phobist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phobist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Emily Hall. IX. THE PHOBIST The phobist (informally known as THE
PUPPETEER) possesses the sole incantation of string. The phobist need not
bother with courting the audience; spectators already possesses a series of bone
grommets ...
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Ainsworth's Magazine: A Miscellany of Romance, General ...
THE DREAM OF AN ANGLO-PHOBIST.» A good genuine French Anglo-phobist
must be a curiosity. He is inevitably a provincial, for your true English-haters are
rare in the capital. There they exhaust their fears in summer on the dogs, and ...
William Harrison Ainsworth, 1854
party, he makes no attempts to conceal the truth, and he never indulges in those
unpleasant recriminations which abound so much in the writings of many Franco-
phobist, as well as Anglo- phobist, travellers. The public disgrace and ...
Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1866
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The New Monthly Magazine
party, he makes no attempts to conceal the truth, and he never indulges in those
unpleasant recriminations which abound so much in the writings of many Franco-
phobist, as well as Anglo-phobist, travellers. . The public disgrace and ...
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THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. VOL.137
party, he makes no attempts to conceal the truth, and he never indulges in those
unpleasant recriminations which abound so much in the writings of many Franco-
phobist, as well as Anglo-phobist, travellers. The public disgrace and ...
william harrison ainsworth, 1866
Bilbo Parsonage Burns In Mississippi The $35,000 parsonage which the late
Negro-phobist, Sen. Theodore G. Gilbo, built on the shores of an artificial lake in
Poplarville, Miss., burned to the ground because the local fire department had no
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Y. Tribune, Oct. 6, '55, for ' negro- phobist ' — the Am. Railway Review, Aug. 23, '
60, for ' scutlers and scullions,' — the Philadelphia Press, Nov. 6, '60, for '
quadruplicity,' — the New York Herald, Jan., '69, for ' skator- ial,' — the
Philadelphia ...
Albert Taylor Bledsoe, Sophia M'Ilvaine Bledsoe Herrick, 1869
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Common Blunders Made in Speaking and Writing
Y. Tribune, Oct. 6, '55, for ' negro- phobist ' — -'the Am. Railway Review, Aug. 23, '
60, for ' scutlers and scullions,' — the Philadelphia Press, Nov. 6, '60, for '
quadruplicity,' — the New York Herald, Jan., '69, for ' skator- ial,' — the
Philadelphia ...
Charles William Smith (of-?), 1869
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Analogies and contrasts: or, Comparative sketches of France ...
and the Henry Quinquist — with the bigot and the infidel, the speculator and the
communist, the man of letters and the commercial-traveller — with the Anglo-
maniac of the Jockey-club, and the Anglo- phobist of the Estaminet. His
experiences ...
Charles Frederick Henningsen, 1848
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The Marcus Garvey and Universal Negro Improvement ...
That we are grievously oppressed and [despised?] here cannot be gainsaid by
the most confirmed Negro-phobist. In our every walk of life we are oppressed and
exploited to the aggrandizement of the other fellow. And notwithstanding the fact
...
Robert A. Hill, John Dixon, Mariela Haro Rodriguez, 2011
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHOBIST»
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phobist is used in the context of the following news items.
Obama's Islamophobia-Phobia and The 'Peace Virgins'
... if one continues ignoring these truths, perhaps it is appropriate to describe one fearing truth about Islam as an “Islamophobia-phobist.”. «Breitbart News, May 15»
Why is UKIP regarded as a racist party merely for speaking up for …
Are UKIP a racist/phobist or 'what ever other' label you wish to put on them-party simply because they seem to stand up for British people the ... «Blasting News, Mar 15»
Multiculturalism; whats the point and where is it leading to?
... racist or phobist? How can freedom of speech and free debate flourish in a climate where conversations about Muslims or Gays, for example, ... «Blasting News, Jan 15»
Hay Festival 2012: day one as it happened
Or, more specifically, Kindle-phobist. A Hay-on-Wye bookseller, Derek Addyman, has grabbed his moment in the public eye for a good rant ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 12»
