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Excerpt from Spenser's Defense of Lord GreyIt should not be necessary to say that the author of this monograph holds no brief for England's Irish policy in the sixteenth century. Nor has he undertaken to defend against all comers a body of political opinion which, while manifestly congenial to the eclectic genius of Spenser, never theless fell far short of a satisfactorily integrated system of ideas. In its primary intention, indeed, the study...

Harry Stuart Vedder Jones, an English professor of the University of Illinois, released Words and Sentences in 1919 with the intention of making his work as reference material for both teachers and students alike, despite the author's contention that "correct English is traditionally not a subject that appeals irresistibly to students."Professor Jones gives much gravity on the matter of developing one's vocabulary and using each word aptly by ...

Harry Stuart Vedder Jones, an English professor of the University of Illinois, released Words and Sentences in 1919 with the intention of making his work as reference material for both teachers and students alike, despite the author's contention that "correct English is traditionally not a subject that appeals irresistibly to students." Professor Jones gives much gravity on the matter of developing one's vocabulary and using each word aptly b...

Excerpt from Spenser's Defense of Lord Grey It should not be necessary to say that the author of this monograph holds no brief for England's Irish policy in the sixteenth century. Nor has he undertaken to defend against all comers a body of political opinion which, while manifestly congenial to the eclectic genius of Spenser, never theless fell far short of a satisfactorily integrated system of ideas. In its primary intention, indeed, the stu...