- 50 papers, and the Arts
Council of
Great Britain held an
exhibit of "
Johnsonian portraits and
other memorabilia". The
London Times and
Punch produced...
-
national fraternities and
sororities with over 700
students members. The
Johnsonian, Winthrop's
independent w****ly
student newspaper, has been
published since...
-
discipline and
sparked the
Haugean movement,
which was
followed by the
Johnsonian Awakening within the state-church as
spearheaded by its namesake, dogmatician...
- movement's "John the Baptist". Goldwater's
crusade in 1964, at the
height of
Johnsonian liberalism, came too early, but by the time of Agnew's election, liberalism...
- was
importantly and
consistently on the side of the angels.
Behind the
Johnsonian fancy dress, so re****uring to the
British public, he
concealed the most...
-
produce a
revivalist movement that
swept across Norway,
known as the
Johnsonian Revivals. The
first academic to draw
attention to
Kierkegaard was fellow...
-
Gisle Johnson, the
latter of
which started the
movement known as the
Johnsonian Revivals. The
lasting importance of Hauge's
revivals was threefold: 1...
-
essays set a tone
markedly new,
displacing the
lingering vogue of
stilted Johnsonian periods,
influencing not only
nonfiction but also the
genre of
short fiction...
-
French province in 1789. In London,
Paoli attracted the
attention of the
Johnsonian circle almost immediately for
which his
expansive personality made him...
-
original on 11 May 2022.
Retrieved 12 May 2022.– "Suella Braverman, a
Johnsonian lawyer". The Economist. 7
April 2022.
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original on 11...
