-
woman Khlyostova, Famusov's sister-in-law Mr. N. Mr. D. Repetilov, the
Anglomaniac orator of the
coffee room and of the club,
burning for
freedom and stinking...
- Molchalin, who
fawns over officials; and the
aristocratic young liberal and
Anglomaniac, Repetilov. By
contrast the hero of the piece, Chatsky, an
ironic satirist...
- the
divorce became final in
August 1954.
Confessing to be a "complete
Anglomaniac",
Davidman returned to
England with her sons in
November 1953. Cynthia...
-
Roosevelt Longworth recalled ****ran as "an
Anglophobe in
public and an
Anglomaniac in private." In 1901, he was
awarded the
Laetare Medal by the University...
- pro-British stance. In 1922, The
Progressive Magazine referred to Hart as an
Anglomaniac. In the fall of 1915, he
served on the
Mooseheart Governing Board, and...
- Madrid, 1793,
handwritten translation.
Letters from a
Spanish to a
Anglomaniac, Madrid, 1795,
reprinted in
London 1804,
Cadiz and
Madrid 1805, 1815;...
-
Vulgarians (1903)
Voices and
Visions (1903)
Later Verses (1903) An
Innocent Anglomaniac (1904) The
Pride of
Intellect (1904) "Actaeon" (1893) (Located on page...
-
Rabindranath Tagore.
Krishna Dutta and W.
Andrew Robinson translated it as "
Anglomaniacs". It was
always an outsider's description,
never used by
anglicised Bengalis...
- French. The work that
probably gained her more re****tion
abroad was The
Anglomaniacs,
which appeared in The
Century without her name. It
ranked her at once...
