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… era was recovered by the men of the renaissance, and the medieval world has been gradually revealed to those who come out of it, but these are not to be compared with the … ago remains to be seen. There are, however, two fundamentals of method pointing in that direction that have helped us …

… poet is the one who is reborn as “an idea,” perfected, become complete. He does so by facing and responding to the … of his vision that the heightening of his rhetoric embodies: “The heroes of Shakespeare convey to us through their … referring to such late masterful lyrics as “The Circus Anaimals’ Desertion” and “Man and the Echo,” rightly terms “the …

… luxury of pursuing the Lilith of perfectionism. We must become practical and constructive. Under this changed focus … while concerned primarily with selfish gain, has also performed basic and urgently needed services, and that … refined than the European; and careful anthropological studies showed before long that even the most primitive tribes …

… reenactor with straps. Gettysburg, PA, 2011. The Union soldiers fall back into the treeline and after a short respite, the command echoes down the long gray line: “Brigade … battalion … when they look at Compton, see a black man, but as he points out, he’s not African American. Ethnically Hawaiian, …

… The Chicken Curry, very easy to prepare when all the ingredients are at hand, is absolutely outstanding, and the … meat. It is a treasure. M. F. K. Fisher, who does not pay compliments to the unworthy, has written the introduction to … are full of good sense and good advice. One of the few points on which we disagree with the author is his cooking …