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Category Archives: Military
Protected: “The Hitler Gang”
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Moorman twins & Normandy
If you have been over to the University Counsel’s office in Walsh-Ellett Hall in Sewanee, you have seen probably the portrait of the Moorman twins from the early 1930s. (I’ll load an image of it when I get back over … Continue reading
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“The American Cincinnatus”
Jean Leon Gerome Ferris, “The American Cincinnatus” (1919) When I was a kid, I picked up a copy of the 1932 Georgetown yearbook for a dime at a second-hand store my mother and I used to go to. Being a … Continue reading
Lauro de Bosis’ Gesture
From George Garrett’s “A Wreath for Garibaldi,” Kenyon Review 23 (1961) 487-88: It is hard for me to know how I feel about Lauro di Bosis. I suffer from mixed feelings. He was a well-to-do, handsome, and sensitive young poet. … Continue reading
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Protected: Good and faithful servant
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“Gassed”: My Thoughts and Another’s, Unknown
John Singer Sargent’s Gassed (1919)– I’ve seen it twice, last fall at the Frist’s WWI & American Art exhibit and, more memorably, in 2012 at the Imperial War Museum in London. The Olympics were on, and service men and women … Continue reading
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Protected: NO AND SHUT UP: Intellectualism and Its Discontents in Nancy
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Flavinus, Easter, and Power
A note to my Sewanee-in-England students in Hexham, where we are all exhausted after climbing around Housesteads fort. Alas, Hexham Abbey opens at 9:30 AM but we must be on the road by 9. What I had wanted to show … Continue reading
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Protected: Telly Savalas’ cuirass
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Protected: You have heard of Gettysburg, but does it haunt you?
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