Notes to The Best of the World's Classics, Vol. V (of X) - Great Britain and Ireland III — Reading edition
65 notes · Reading edition
IV JOHNSON'S WEDDING-DAY[5] · Note 1I BOSWELL'S INTRODUCTION TO DR. JOHNSON[1] · Note 1IV JOHNSON'S WEDDING-DAY[5] · Note 2IV JOHNSON'S WEDDING-DAY[5] · Note 3IV JOHNSON'S WEDDING-DAY[5] · Note 4A POET DEFINED[6] · Note 1V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 1V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 2V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 3V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 4IV QUEEN ELIZABETH AND AMY ROBSART AT KENILWORTH[10] · Note 1V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 5V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 6V THE ILLNESS AND DEATH OF LADY SCOTT[12] · Note 7II THE DESTINY OF THE UNITED STATES[16] · Note 1II THE DESTINY OF THE UNITED STATES[16] · Note 2II THE DESTINY OF THE UNITED STATES[16] · Note 3NELSON'S DEATH AT TRAFALGAR[18] · Note 1NELSON'S DEATH AT TRAFALGAR[18] · Note 2II NAPOLEON AND PERICLES · Note 1IV THAT WE SHOULD RISE WITH THE LARK[24] · Note 1IV THAT WE SHOULD RISE WITH THE LARK[24] · Note 2IV THAT WE SHOULD RISE WITH THE LARK[24] · Note 3IV THAT WE SHOULD RISE WITH THE LARK[24] · Note 4HAMLET[25] · Note 1III CHARLES LAMB[28] · Note 1III CHARLES LAMB[28] · Note 2III CHARLES LAMB[28] · Note 3IV OF ART AND NATURE AS POETICAL SUBJECTS[34] · Note 1I OF HIS MOTHER'S TREATMENT OF HIM[29] · Note 1IV OF ART AND NATURE AS POETICAL SUBJECTS[34] · Note 2IV OF ART AND NATURE AS POETICAL SUBJECTS[34] · Note 3III TO SIR WALTER SCOTT[32] · Note 1IV OF ART AND NATURE AS POETICAL SUBJECTS[34] · Note 4IV OF ART AND NATURE AS POETICAL SUBJECTS[34] · Note 5IV OF ART AND NATURE AS POETICAL SUBJECTS[34] · Note 6III THE RUINS OF POMPEII[39] · Note 1III THE RUINS OF POMPEII[39] · Note 2III THE RUINS OF POMPEII[39] · Note 3II IF ALEXANDER HAD LIVED[43] · Note 1I THE MUTILATION OF THE HERMÆ[40] · Note 1I THE MUTILATION OF THE HERMÆ[40] · Note 2II IF ALEXANDER HAD LIVED[43] · Note 2II IF ALEXANDER HAD LIVED[43] · Note 3II IF ALEXANDER HAD LIVED[43] · Note 4VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 1I CHARLOTTE CORDAY[46] · Note 1VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 2VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 3VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 4VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 5VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 6VI THE GREATNESS OF SCOTT[52] · Note 1VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 7VIII MIGHT BURNS HAVE BEEN SAVED[55] · Note 8V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 1V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 2V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 3V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 4IV THE GIFT OF ATHENS TO MAN[59] · Note 1V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 5V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 6V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 7V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 8V THE PATHOS OF BYRON'S LIFE[61] · Note 9