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Salmagundi (alternatively
salmagundy or
sallid magundi) is a cold dish or
salad made from
different ingredients which may
include meat, seafood, eggs,...
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Salmagundi; or The Whim-whams and
Opinions of
Launcelot Langstaff, Esq. & Others,
commonly referred to as
Salmagundi, was a 19th-century
satirical periodical...
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Salmagundi is a
salad dish that
originated in England. Look up
salmagundi in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Salmagundi (meaning "a hodgepodge") may also...
- The
Salmagundi Club,
sometimes referred to as the
Salmagundi Art Club, is a fine arts
center founded in 1871 in the
Greenwich Village section of Manhattan...
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Salmagundi is a US
quarterly periodical,
featuring cultural criticism, fiction, and poetry,
along with
transcripts of
symposia and
interviews with prominent...
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Heartless World".
Salmagundi. 35. Fall 1976. "The
Waning of
Private Life".
Salmagundi. 36.
Winter 1977. "Recovering Reality".
Salmagundi. 42. Summer–Fall...
- (1983). The
Salmagundi Reader.
Indiana University Press. ISBN 0253350603. Boyers, Robert; Boyers, Peggy, eds. (1996). The new
Salmagundi reader (1. ed...
- The
Frankfurt School as
Scapegoat of the
Lunatic Fringe". skidmore.edu.
Salmagundi Magazine.
Archived from the
original on 24
November 2011. Berkowitz, Bill...
- Prize,
Salmagundi Club – 1913
National Arts Club of New York
bronze medal – 1914
Evans Prize,
Salmagundi Club – 1915
Porter Prize,
Salmagundi Club – 1918...
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