10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCURRILITY»
Discover the use of
scurrility in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
scurrility and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Subversion and
scurrility: popular discourse in Europe from ...
Gossip, rumour, scandal and defamation are just some of the popular discourses examined in this collection of essays by an international group of scholars.
Dermot Cavanagh, Tim Kirk, University of Northumbria at Newcastle, 2000
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A Dictionary of the Bengala Language: In which the Words are ...
(Jfrojin #4.. to revile),, a revjjiing, scurrility, a censure, a reproach. .^'(^"k&P^A^J'
SAO* wrong, improper, uojust. tf^ifa.a. (from sr£, tt( r{ti7e),reproachable,
censurable.de serving to be reviled, contemptible, abomiuable. *• (from tf^, to
revile), ...
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He, Felt
Scurrility: A Novella and Four Stories
HE, FELT SCURRILITY is the story of a young woman caught in the shackles of indifference in small town USA.
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A Humble Attempt at
Scurrility: In Imitation of Those Great ...
In its determination to preserve the century of revolution, Gale initiated a revolution of its own: digitization of epic proportions to preserve these invaluable works in the largest archive of its kind.
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A dictionary of the Bengalee language: in which the words ...
(from istn', rcurrr'lr'ty, and fifw, a cause), for scurrility.v IQHUES, a; (from Quasi,
rmrrility, and Wicaused 63/), caused by or arising from scurrility; ad, from or
becauseof scurrility-- ' {W'stfi'tg ad. (from {01111, nurrili/y, and fi'tt, without),
without or ...
It therefore directs its attention to works which, from the vulgar scurrility and
coarse ribaldry in which they abound, reader it manifest, that no one can have
been led to publish them by a sincere, though misapplied, desire to promote the
cause ...
It therefore directsits attention to works which, from the vulgar scurrility and
coarse ribaldry in which they abound,- render it manifest, that no one can have
been led to publish them by a sincere, though misapplied, desire to promote the
cause ...
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The Proud Papers (Robert Proud, Historian of Pennsylvania) ...
Early Histories of Pennsylvania, Franklin, Bradford and Other Imprints; and a
Collection of Americana, to be Sold. May 8, '03 Robert Proud. (Franklin, Wm.) A
Humble Attempt at Scurrility, In Imitation of Those Great Masters of the Art, The
Rev.
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Hildegard of Bingen's Spiritual Remedies
Scurrility is characterized by the trickster, the practical joker or clown one meets
everywhere. Like a crab with black hair he enters the scene ready to insult and
abuse others with his tricks. Harmful Words of Scurrility Scurrility speaks: "
Everyone ...
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The Sad Shepherd: Or, A Tale of Robin Hood, a Fragment
In reply to some puritanical invectives against the stage by Prynn, Baker fays
therein, " He would make us believe That all the attractive power in Plays, to <nw
Beholders, is meerly srom scurrility: as if it were no Play; at least no pleasing Play
...
Ben Jonson, Francis Godolphin Waldron, Peter Whalley, 1783
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCURRILITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
scurrility is used in the context of the following news items.
Ted Kennedy, SCOTUS Supervillain
... rejected Bork's nomination and destroyed his character and reputation with such vicious “world class . . . scurrility,” that his very name became the verb “to bork ... «American Thinker, Jul 15»
Fighting Monsters
... and, as with Jean Vigo's “Zéro de Conduite” (1933), still the most insolent of all boarding-school films, the scurrility of the pupils bears a whiff of revolution on a ... «The New Yorker, Jun 15»
Media Hits New Low
Just when I thought that my opinion of the press could not get any lower, they surpass themselves and find new depths of spineless scurrility to plumb. «Canada Free Press, May 15»
St. Margaret's offers a thought-provoking 'Les Misérables'
As prisoners shuffle onto the stage in St. Margaret Episcopal School's production of “Les Misérables,” scuffling with the supposed “scurrility” of their sins, they ... «OCRegister, Apr 15»
Eugene Robinson Live
... and leaving aside the question of whether doing so increased the chances of a scurrility breach (i.e., hack), could this hurt her chances sufficiently for Sen. «Washington Post, Feb 15»
Gin Lane's alcoholic miseries are still to be seen on streets of Ireland
... which, in the heat of their imagination, they suppose themselves to suffer, with the utmost range of resentment, violence of rudeness, and scurrility of tongue...”. «Irish Examiner, Feb 15»
Gunmen Kill Twelve at Satirical Newspaper in Paris
The tradition combines left-wing radicalism with a provocative scurrility that often borders on the obscene," says BBC Paris correspondent Hugh Schofield. «Council on Foreign Relations, Jan 15»
#JeSuisCharlie: The price of freedom is never too high
According to the BBC, the magazine is a combination of "left wing radicalism with a provocative scurrility that often borders on the obscene". In 2011 their offices ... «ChicagoNow, Jan 15»
From the Archives: December 13th, 1980
But I followed intently reports of the divorce proceedings [between O'Brien and Gebler] – written up with gleeful scurrility by the English papers – and even the ... «Irish Times, Dec 14»
John Skelton: The Career of an Early Tudor Poet, by John Scattergood
He was esteemed by his contemporaries for his eloquence and aureate style, but in the judgement of less sympathetic readers his scurrility, his use of the ... «Times Higher Education, Oct 14»
