273 results for 'Walpole, Horace'

Horace Walpole: A LifeThis biography explores the life and legacy of Horace Walpole, a key figure in 18th-century British history. Written by Neil Curry, the book delves into Walpole's early years,...

Sinister Histories explores the complex relationships between fiction and eighteenth-century history, shedding new light on the development of the Gothic novel. By examining influential works from...

The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole Written in a single night of inspiration, this medieval mystery story is a masterful blend of ancient and modern romance. First published in 1764, Horace...

The Castle of Otranto, written by Horace Walpole, is a foundational work in the Gothic novel genre. Published in 1764, it tells the story of a family's supernatural experiences, a wedding day gone...

Horace: Odes Book I by Horace presents a unique blend of poetic appropriation and innovation in this collection of thirty-eight poems. By engaging with Greek lyric tradition, Horace establishes his...

Bolingbroke and His Circle: The Politics of Nostalgia in the Age of Walpole by Isaac Kramnick explores two central questions about 18th-century English politics. Firstly, why is Bolingbroke, known...

Horace and Bunwinkle are back in their second mystery-adventure case. After solving their first pet-tective mystery, Horace is feeling confident, but his friend Bunwinkle is struggling with anxiety...

Horace's Odes is a foundational text for Western poetry, comprising 103 exquisite poems that reflect on friendship, love, and mortality in a distinctive voice. Situated within the context of Horace's...

A Commentary on Horace Odes, Book II by Robin George Murdoch Nisbet, R. G. M. Nisbet, and Margaret Hubbard provides essential background knowledge for understanding Horace's second book of odes. This...

Translated by an array of famous poets, this anthology brings together the works of Horace, one of Rome's most celebrated poets.The collection includes his odes and epodes, satires and epistles, as...

Horace Fox in the City follows the adventures of Horace Fox as he navigates the challenges of city life. After being forced to leave home at just nine months old, Horace sets out to find his brothers...

Horace and Bunwinkle are back in their third mystery-adventure case. This time, they're investigating crimes at a local Renaissance Faire.The pet-tective duo must solve the theft of ice cream buckets...

Horace & Bunwinkle is a young middle grade animal mystery series about an unlikely duo - a Boston Terrier and a potbellied pig - who team up to solve crimes in their barnyard. Anxious Horace Higgins...

Horace's earliest published works, Carmina, comprise a collection of seventeen poems in various versions of the iambus metre. This edition provides a comprehensive introduction and commentary that...

The Horace and Co 4 Book Collection brings together four delightful stories from Flossy and Jim. This charming collection is perfect for anyone looking for a lighthearted and entertaining read.With...

Dick Leonard's in-depth survey of 18th-century British Prime Ministers offers a detailed examination of the key figures who shaped the country during this pivotal period. From Robert Walpole to the...

Horace's Odes Book II presents a substantial commentary for modern students and scholars, offering new insights into this widely read ancient text. The introduction explores Horace's poetic career...

The Odes of Horace are a collection of lyric masterpieces that capture the essence of Latin literature's golden age. Written in response to the politics and social changes of his time, these poems...

Horace's first book of Satires marks a pivotal moment in the development of Roman satire. Written by Horace, this debut work wrestles with the problem of defining and assimilating satire in a society...

Horace Winter Says Goodbye by Conor Bowman is a moving and absorbing novel about a man who finds new purpose in life after receiving unexpected news. With its quirky, tender, and compulsive...

This study explores the influence of Roman poet Horace on Ben Jonson's work, examining his densely intertextual relationship with Horace's Latin text and its broader context within Jonson's...

The Satires and Epistles of Horace and Persius By Horace and Persius In these timeless writings, two of ancient Rome's most influential poets share their insights into the human condition. From the...

Horace: A Poet of Cultural Sophistication This Very Short Introduction explores the enduring influence of Horace, one of the greatest poets of ancient Rome. Llewellyn Morgan examines the poet's life...

The Q. Horati Flacci Opera is a collection of works by the Roman poet Horace, presented in its original Latin language. This edition, part of the Oxford Classical Texts series, provides an...

Horace Trumbauer's architectural legacy is showcased in this comprehensive guide to his works in and around Philadelphia. From residential homes to civic structures, Trumbauer's designs are...

Horace Pippin was a child who loved to draw. He enjoyed the feel of charcoal as it slid across the floor and the way he could bring life to inanimate objects with his drawings. As an adult, Horace...

The Anti-social Behaviour of Horace Rumpole is a humorous novel by John Mortimer. In this story, ASBOs are met with skepticism by one of the Old Bailey's most iconic characters.When an ASBO is issued...

The lyric poems of Horace and Housman are two enigmatic bodies of work that share commonalities in their themes and styles. This book provides a detailed, critical comparison between these two poets,...

Horace's Ars Poetica: A New Perspective on the Art of Living. For two millennia, Horace's 476-line literary treatise has served as a paradigmatic manual for writers. Yet it has rarely been considered...

Horace: Odes Book III by A. J. Woodman This collection completes Horace's lyric trilogy, published in 23 BC and widely regarded as one of the greatest works of Latin poetry. The volume opens with the...

The odes of Horace are a cornerstone of lyric poetry in the Western world. For the first time, leading poets from America, England, and Ireland have collaborated to bring all 103 odes into English in...

The Cambridge Companion to Horace provides a comprehensive assessment of the poet's work and its reception. This 2007 volume features an international cast of contributors who present a stimulating...

The Dorrington Deed-Box: The Adventures of Horace Dorrington, Detective In 1897, Arthur Morrison published a collection of seven short stories featuring the exploits of Horace Dorrington, a private...

Discover the life and work of Sir Horace Jones, the architect behind one of London's most iconic landmarks: Tower Bridge.Jones was a prolific builder who designed and constructed many notable...

The Vicarious Sacrifice: Grounded in Principles of Universal ObligationBy Horace Bushnell, published by the Scholarly Publishing Office, University of Michigan Library in 2006.This book explores the...

The Collected Supernatural and Weird Fiction of Hugh Walpole - Volume 1: One Novel 'The Old Ladies' and Fifteen Short Stories. Sir Hugh Walpole was a prolific British author known for his work in...

This collection reconsiders the life and work of Emile Jean-Horace Vernet, presenting him as a crucial figure for understanding the visual culture of modernity. Vernet's multifaceted artistry spanned...

The Odes And Carmen Saeculare Of Horace: A Timeless Collection in English VerseThis translation of Horace's works, by John Conington, M.A., presents the poet's odes and Carmen Saeculare in beautiful...

Horace Trumbauer's architectural legacy in Philadelphia is showcased in this comprehensive guide. Trumbauer's designs span residential, commercial, and civic structures throughout the city and its...

Horace Wells's discovery of nitrous oxide as an anesthetic in 1844 would change the world forever. His story is one of both triumph and tragedy, as he struggled with the consequences of his...

The World of Pope's Satires: An Introduction to the Epistles and Imitations of HoraceThis 2024 publication offers a stimulating exploration of Alexander Pope's satirical works, written in the 1730s...

Housing Problems: A Study of Architecture and Literature Susan Bernstein explores the relationship between design, containment, shelter, and fragmentation in the works of Goethe, Walpole, and Freud...

A little baby hornet struggles to understand why he is different from his siblings. He's smaller and less angry than they are.As he searches for his place in the world, he discovers that true...

The Allure of the Archives by Arlette Farge is a unique exploration of the rewards of historical research and the personal craft of discovery. Through her work, Farge conveys the exhilaration of...

The Atlas of the Transatlantic Slave Trade is a comprehensive and groundbreaking work that chronicles the history of the transatlantic slave trade. Based on an online database of nearly 35,000...

Horace's literary epistles offer valuable insights into the world of ancient Rome. This volume provides a clear introduction to three key poems: the Epistles to Augustus, Florus, and the Pisones.The...

The Castle of Otranto is a foundational work of Gothic fiction that tells the story of a mysterious and terrifying curse. On the eve of his wedding, Conrad, the heir to the house of Otranto, is...

Napoleonic French Military Uniforms 1798-1814 As Depicted by Horace and Carle Vernet and Eugène Lami By Guy Dempsey, published in 2021. In the years following Napoleon's death in 1821, a wave of...

This anthology brings together core classical texts for understanding literature. It explores the nature of poetry and its value in society through the works of influential critics.The selections...

The Great Age of the English Essay: An Anthology by Denise Gigante brings together some of the most significant periodical essays from 18th-century England. This collection showcases the genre's...

Books were a cherished form of popular entertainment and an integral component of domestic social life in 18th-century Britain. In this fascinating history, Abigail Williams explores how shared...

Recovering from recent Civil Wars at home, England was shaken by unrest and upheaval through the later seventeenth century. Colonial policies emerged from a kingdom riven with inner tensions, which...

The Warrior, the Voyager, and the Artist: Three Lives in an Age of Empire By Kate Fullagar, Yale University Press, 2020. This engaging history brings together the stories of three interconnected...

The Archive of Empire: How Modern Data-Driven Government Began In the early modern period, Great Britain established an empire that spanned three continents and two oceanic worlds. To govern this...

The Red and the BlackA masterpiece of 19th century French literature, this novel follows Julien Sorel's rise and fall in Parisian society. Born in the countryside, Julien seeks to overcome his humble...

Greetings From Barbados tells the story of two friends who learn to fly. Stephen Frank's book is a heartwarming tale about friendship and perseverance.With its uplifting message, this charming story...

Jack Sheppard: A Study in CrimeThis 1933 biography explores the life and exploits of notorious English thief Jack Sheppard, who was hanged in 1724 for his crimes. The book also delves into its impact...

Camping and Woodcraft: A Handbook for Vacation Campers and Travelers in the Woods by Horace Kephart is a comprehensive guide to the outdoors. First published in 1906, it remains a valuable resource...

First published in 2004, this influential essay sets out Horace Walpole's vision for modern English gardens. A pioneering work that shaped the subject for two centuries, it remains a significant...

Horace Walpole's Selected Letters offer a unique glimpse into the life and interests of one of Britain's most fascinating figures. As author of the first gothic novel, son of the first prime...

The Castle of Otranto and The Mysterious Mother by Horace Walpole Published in 1764, this Broadview edition brings together two foundational works of Gothic literature. The Castle of Otranto is a...

The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole is a macabre tale that revolves around a haunted castle. A mysterious and ominous event sets off a chain of tragic consequences, as the lord of the castle...

Judas Pig is a gripping and authentic account of life in London's underworld, written by a reformed career criminal. The book reveals the inner workings of one of the city's most feared crime...

A Quaint and Curious Volume: Tales and Poems of the Gothic By Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Browning, William Butler Yeats, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Thomas Hardy, Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, Horace Walpole,...

Three Gothic Novels by Horace Walpole, William Beckford and Mary Shelley The Gothic novel, a genre that flourished from 1765 to 1825, is characterized by its use of horror, suspense, and exotic...

The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole is a foundational work in the Gothic horror genre. Tragedy strikes when Lord Manfred's son, Conrad, is meant to be married, setting off a chain of events that...

The Castle of Otranto; Vathek; The Monk; FrankensteinFour foundational Gothic novels come together in this collection, showcasing the macabre and melodramatic tales that captivated readers in the...

Gothic Fiction: A Guide to the Genre's First WaveThis comprehensive guide explores the Gothic novel's first wave of popularity between 1764 and 1820, examining the key criticisms and responses...

This comprehensive guide to Gothic studies explores the key issues and debates in the field. Divided into four parts, it covers the origins and development of the term 'Gothic', its evolution in...

Sir Philip Harclay's return to England after a long absence sets off a chain of events that uncovers the secrets of his childhood friend Arthur, Lord Lovel. A mysterious set of rooms in the castle of...

The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole is considered one of the foundational works of Gothic fiction. This 18th-century novel tells the story of Manfred, the lord of a haunted castle, and his...

John Julius Norwich's Venice: A Traveller's Reader is an anthology that showcases the diverse reactions to this iconic city throughout history. From ancient lagoon-dwellers to 18th-century revellers...

The Rise of Supernatural Fiction, 1762-1800 by E. J. Clery In the late eighteenth century, a genre of supernatural fiction emerged as an unlikely product of the Age of Enlightenment. This book...

The Gothic Text by Marshall Brown offers a fresh approach to understanding Romantic gothic fiction. By challenging common assumptions about the genre, Brown provides new insights into literary...

The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole is considered one of the foundational works of the gothic novel genre. First published in 1764, it tells the story of Manfred, lord of the Italian Castle...

The Castle of Otranto A Gothic Story by Horace Walpole is considered one of the most influential works of Gothic fiction. First published in 1764, it tells the story of Manfred, prince of Otranto,...

Gothic Documents: A Sourcebook 1700-1820 explores the origins and evolution of the literary ghost story during the Enlightenment period. This collection delves into the meaning of the term 'Gothic'...

Born Yesterday: A Literary Counter-Tradition The early novel was not the coming-of-age story we know today. Eighteenth-century adolescent protagonists remained in a constant state of arrested...

Hugh Trevor-Roper's letters offer a unique glimpse into the life of a remarkable historian and public intellectual. Spanning a wide range of topics and interests, these 100 letters reveal a mind of...

Horace's timeless wisdom offers guidance on living a life of contentment in a world of excess.This collection brings together fresh translations of poems from Horace's works, including the Odes,...

Horace Carpetine doesn't believe in ghosts. Raised to value science and reason, he dismisses spirits as superstition. However, his life takes an eerie turn when he becomes an apprentice photographer...

In 1952, post-war Britain was a complex web of crime and deception. This is the story of Horace Gray's involvement with the Mulligan crime syndicate, a true tale of espionage and betrayal. As Horace...

The poetry of Horace is richly varied, moving between public and private concerns, urban and rural settings, and Stoic and Epicurean thought. This Loeb Classical Library edition boasts a faithful and...

Thomas Chatterton: A Life in Words In 1763, at just 11 years old, Thomas Chatterton began publishing mature poetry that fooled many into believing he was a 15th-century poet. This ruse lasted until...

Satires, Epistles and Ars Poetica is a collection of works by Horace, a Roman poet known for his mastery of artful hexameters. Written in the 1st century BC, these poems showcase Horace's unique...

This is the fifth and final book in the Intrepid series, based on a true story that unfolds in post-war Britain. In 1952, Horace Gray's life has taken a dramatic turn as he returns to England after...

Horace's Satires and Epistles offers a unique blend of humour and insight into human nature. Written in 30s BC, these poems expose vices and follies of ancient Roman society while revealing Horace's...

Fables of the East Selected Tales, 1662-1785 by Ros Ballaster and Rosalind Ballaster is an anthology that explores representations of oriental cultures in early modern England. Organized by genre,...

Horace's Odes and Epodes offer a unique glimpse into the life and work of one of Rome's most celebrated poets. This collection of Latin poetry is renowned for its masterful use of metaphor, rich...

Do Butlers Burgle Banks? by Pelham Grenville Wodehouse is a lighthearted comedy about a man in a precarious situation. He needs someone to break into his bank before the trustees inspect it, and...

The Icebound Land is the third thrilling installment in John Flanagan's Ranger's Apprentice series. Kidnapped after a fierce battle, Will and Evanlyn are bound for Skandia as captives aboard a...

Horace Hopper's life has been defined by hard work and a sense of disconnection. As a farm hand in Tonopah, Nevada, he finds himself drawn to a new identity as Mexican boxer Hector Hidalgo. But as he...

The Burning Bridge Book Two by John Flanagan is set in a world where years of peace have lulled the Kingdom of Araluen into complacency. However, the dark lord Morgarath has not been idle, and his...

The Swamp Elephant by Charlie RichardsA young man's life is turned upside down when he encounters a mysterious and unexpected ally in the swamp.After being caught up in his brother's latest scheme,...

The Complete Odes and Epodes by Horace is a masterful collection of Latin poetry that showcases the poet's precision and irony. Spanning diverse themes, including pastoral life, friendship, love, and...

Horace and Hattie are hedgehogs who love to be together. They make daisy chains, splash in puddles, and have tea parties. But there's one thing they can't do - hug! Their spiky spines get in the way...

The Killer and the Slain A Strange Story by Hugh Walpole is an exercise in macabre suspense, blending elements of horror and psychological unease. With masterful craftsmanship, Walpole weaves a tale...

A young apprentice with a unique set of skills joins Trenaze's guards to prove themselves, but their trial is disrupted by a mysterious threat. When a powerful entity breaks through the city's...

The Unrevealed is a high-powered suspense thriller that delves into the heart of controversy, rivaling the intrigue of The Da Vinci Code. At its core, the story revolves around the discovery of an...

Every Little Hippo Can is a heartwarming story about a young hippo named Horace who learns that success often requires patience and trying his best. With the help of his sister Hope and their granny,...