Suchergebnisse - Carter, Matthew

Honor redivivus: or, The analysis of honor & armory: reprinted with many useful and necessary additions; and supply'd with the names and titles of honour of the present nobility of England, the bishops, baronets, Members of Parliament, &c

Honor redivivus, or, The analysis of honor and armory: reprinted with many useful and necessary additions, and supply'd with the names and titles of honour of the present nobility of England, the bishops, baronets, members of Parliament, &c

Honor rediviuus [sic]: or An analysis of honor and armory

Honor rediviuus [sic] or An analysis of honor and armory

A most true and exact relation of that ... expedition of Kent

A most true and exact relation of that as honourable as unfortunate expedition of Kent, Essex, and Colchester

Myth of the Western: new perspectives on Hollywood's frontier narrative

Myth of the Western: new perspectives on Hollywood's frontier narrative

Myth of the Western: new perspectives on Hollywood's frontier narrative

A true relation of that honorable: though unfortunate expedition of Kent, Essex, and Colchester, in 1648. Containing, I. The first rising of the gentry and inhabitants of the county of Kent. II. The Blockade of the Town of Colchester, and the Hardships they underwent till it's Surrender. III. Several Letters and Messages which passed between the Royalists and General Fairfax. IV. Articles and Conditions of Surrender. V. A List of the Prisoners. VI. The heroic Actions, Character and Behaviour of Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle, who were executed at Colchester five Hours after the Surrender of that Place; as also that of the Lord Capell, who was beheaded at Westminster in March following. With many other curious Particulars. The second edition. By Matthew Carter, Quarter-Master General in the King's Forces, one among the prisoners who surrended themselves

A true relation of that honourable, tho' unfortunate expedition of Kent, Essex, and Colchester, in 1648: Containing, I. The first rising of the gentry and inhabitants of the county of Kent. II. The Blockcade of the Town of Colchester; and the Hardships they underwent 'till its Surrender. III. Several Letters and Messuages; which passed between the Royalists and General Fairfax. IV. Articles and Conditions of Surrender. V. A List of the Prisoners. VI. The Heroic Actions, Character and Behaviour of Sir Charles Lucas, and Sir Geo. Lisle, who were executed at Colchester, five Hours after the Surrender of that Place. As also, that of the Lord Capel, who was Beheaded at Westminster, in March following. With many other curious Particulars. By Matthew Carter, Quarter-Master General in the King's Forces: And other Persons of Repute

Honor redivivus or an analysis

ReFocus: the films of Delmer Daves

Myth of the Western: new perspectives on Hollywood's frontier narrative

Aeneid 3: a critical reassessment

"No one would know it was mine": Delmer Daves, modust auteur ; introduction

"This is where he brought me: 10.000 acres of nothing!": the Femme Fatal and other film noir tropes in Delmer Daves' Jubal

[Rezension von: Keith Maclennan, Virgil Aeneid I. London: Bristol Classical Press, 2010. Pp. 188. ISBN 9781853997167]

Vergilium Vestigare: Aeneid 12. 587 - 588

Ralph Gibson with Matthew Carter