... that handled Hebrew and Yiddish publications and stage productions, it is quite unexpected to find such material in the section of the censorship office which dealt with materials in Polish. The selection by Prussak, understandably fragmentary, shows that even in this section it is possible to find interesting...

... Burrows Louie Chambers Jessie Zola Emile Baudelaire Charles Leavis F R Persepolis Sons and Lovers Timbuctoo Corke Helen Baynes Rosalind Arlen Michael Kouyoumdjian Dikran aka Michael Arlen The Virgin and the Gipsy Lady Chatterley’s Lover Private publication Mellors Romantic nostalgia When...

... for the notes themselves. Keats’ medical Notebook was a dynamic repository of evolving knowledge to which he returned again and again: the chapter considers the only previous publication of it, as well as its treatment in popular publications including the major Keats biographies. Brown Charles City of London...

... “Efforts of Affection” circulation correspondence privacy publication reception Utilizey la poste aerienne, trade will follow the telephone. ¹ When an earlier version of this chapter was presented at the 2021 “Moore and the Archives” Conference...

... ’ Parker Theodore Anshe Emeth Congregation Albany sacred history Bible history Jewish history religion miracles publication history history book Extensive as were Wise’s weekly writings, they did not exhaust either his appetite or his ambitions. By the end of 1852 he had resolved to write a history...

... Revolution sermons St. Cecilia’s Day Baptist accessible publication pamphlets Musick one would think might reconcile them [non-Anglican Protestants]; if they had ears to hear, their hearts would be affected too, and they could no longer hold out in this harsh, jarring, ungrateful distance, but would...

.... These agreements can help to formalise ongoing arrangements for access to capabilities (i.e. equipment, buildings, data processing capabilities), encourage synergy across work streams and introduce new, more balanced approaches to publication, IP rights and confidentiality. confidentiality consortia formalise...

...This chapter examines Lovecraft's life and work between 1921 and 1922. It describes the death of his mother on 24 May 1921; his meeting with future wife Sonia Haft Shafirkin; the commencement of his career in professional fiction publication; and his travels in 1922. Lovecraft H P Lovecraft Sarah...

...This chapter looks at Keats’ 1820 volume. Its first part focuses the circumstances in which its composition and publication took place, showing how at every turn, questions related to health, disease, medicine and death forced themselves upon Keats’ attention. This part of the chapter...

...This chapter explores the relation between publication and freedom. Byron was recurrently sceptical and unsentimentally realistic about the operations of ‘freedom’ in practice. In English contexts this freedom was often linked with freedom of expression, though Byron's own experience, both...

.... Kołakowski Leszek Perechodnik Calek wartime journal Błażewski Władysław Perechodnik Pesach Szapiro Paweł Polish–Jewish relations Pilnik Bogusław Jan Calek Perechodnik wartime journal bowdlerization textual history publication history translations textual defects bowdlerize  v.t...

... made Ephraim swear not to return to the United States as long as she lived, he returned there. In fact, Ephraim returned to Christianity, too, and more, to proselytizing Jews. Ephraim played a large role in the near-publication of Memoirs of Grandmother in America: first...

...This chapter addresses a sentence which appeared in an Israeli publication that moved the discussion of idolatry to centre stage. In Orthodox Jewish circles, there is a widespread genre of leaflets or booklets ranging from one to six or so pages containing discussions connected to the weekly Torah...