10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THE MARSEILLAISE»
Discover the use of
the Marseillaise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
the Marseillaise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Echoes of
the Marseillaise: Two Centuries Look Back on
the ...
This book deals with a surprisingly neglected subject: the history, not of the revolution itself, but of its reception and interpretation in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
2
When Chenal Sings
the Marseillaise: With
the Honors of War
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Ah, one there was — remembered still — of glory's brighter days — They murmur,
they pronounce a name — that name, the Marseillaise ! — From man to man, The
whisperings ran : " Long live the Marseillaise !" The murmur grows; they talk ...
4
Putnam's Magazine. Original Papers on Literature, Science, ...
Ah, one there was—remembered still-of glory's brighter days— They murmur,
they pronounce a name—that name, the Marseillaise !— - From man to man, The
whisperings ran: “ Long live the Marseillaise !” The murmur ws; they talk aloud: ...
5
Internationalism in
the labour movement: 1830-1940
DIE MARSEILLAISE IN DER DEUTSCHEN ARBEITERBEWEGUNG VOR 1914
VON BEATRIX W. BOUVIER Abstract: The Marseillaise has always been more
than a revolutionary song which has become the French national anthem: it was
...
Frits van Holthoon, Marcel van der Linden, 1998
6
The Triumph of Music:
The Rise of Composers, Musicians and ...
Again Dumouriez invoked vocal support: 'If the enemy ^ crosses the Meuse, close
ranks, fix bayonets, sing the "Marseillaise", and B you will be victorious'.94 On
this occasion, alas, it was not enough: the revo- R lutionary army was routed at ...
7
Putnam's monthly magazine of American literature, science, ...
Ah, one there was — remembered still — of glory's brighter days — They murmur,
they pronounce a name — that name, the Marseillaise ! — From man to man, The
whisperings ran : " Long live the Marseillaise !" Tho murmur grows; they talk ...
8
The Mind of
the Master Class: History and Faith in
the ...
0 And the "Marseillaise": Defiant lowcountry gentlemen delighted in singing it
during the nullification crisis. In 1856 at a concert in Staunton, Virginia, the
audience roared for an encore. Staunch conservatives like the Presbyterian
Reverend ...
Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, Eugene D. Genovese, 2005
9
Semantik / Semantics: Ein internationales Handbuch der ...
(32) a. Peter's singing the Marseillaise was surprising b. Peter's singing of the
Marseillaise was slow Was sind Ereignisse? Strawsons ontologische Antwort
lautet: Ereignisse sind raum/zeitliche Entitäten, sie finden an bestimmten Orten, ...
Arnim von Stechow, Dieter Wunderlich, 1991
10
Gardner's Art through
the Ages:
The Western Perspective
The Roman goddess of war, Bellona (who here personifies Liberty as well as the
“Marseillaise,” the revolutionary hymn that is now France's national anthem),
soars above patriots of all ages, exhorting them forward with her thundering
battle ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THE MARSEILLAISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
the Marseillaise is used in the context of the following news items.
Benzema sings the Marseillaise
Karim Benzema was the main man in France's win over Honduras, scoring two goals -one of them a penalty- and taking part in the second, which for the first ... «MARCA.com, Jun 14»
Obama chews gum during D-Day ceremonies, sparks Twitter outrage
“Obama do you want a Coke too while chewing gum while the Marseillaise is being played?” one tweet fumed, in reference to the president's lack of respect for ... «Washington Times, Jun 14»
Is it time to change the 'racist' Marseillaise?
A French minister was slammed this week for comparing singing the French national anthem to karaoke, but some say the real problem is the Marseillaise itself ... «The Local.fr, May 14»
French immigrants must learn La Marseillaise says Nicolas Sarkozy …
"The Marseillaise is too often heard as a song, but not as a lesson," he said. "We are failing to explain well enough to immigrants who want to live in France ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 08»
