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Selections from the Correspondence of Dr. George Johnston

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George Johnston's Letterbook, 1803-1807

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Download or read book George Johnston's Letterbook, 1803-1807 written by George Johnston. This book was released on 2017. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Description: Folio letterbook in contemporary binding of course linen, 78 pp. Contains draft letters in Johnston's hand, mostly signed; and 2 letters received by Johnston from Admiral John Schank. Full details of letters included are as follows: 7 August 1803; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 8 August 1803; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 20 July 1805; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 8 August 1803; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland 1802; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland Undated; Letter to Admiral John Schank Undated; Letter to Dennis Considen 20 July 1805; Letter to Mr Harrison 1805; Letter to Dr Long 1803?; Letter addressed `Dear Colonel' 1803?; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 1803?; Letter to John Hunter 12 August 1804; Letter to Mr Harrison 12 August 1804; Letter to Henry Waterhouse 10 August 1804; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland 12 August 1804; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 12 August 1804?; Letter to Dennis Considen 12 August 1804; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 10 December 1804; Letter addressed to `Dear Sir' 15 December 1804; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' Undated; Letter to Dennis Considen 15 December 1804; Letter to Admiral John Schank 26 February 1805; Letter to Mr Harrison April 1805; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' April 1805; Letter to Dennis Considen April 1805; Letter adressed `Dear Sir' September 1806; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' January 1807; Letter to Mr Harrison 1 November 1806; Letter to Dennis Considen 8 January 1805; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland 23 July 1805; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland Undated; Note re. fragment of letter headed `Considens Letter' January 1807; Letter to Dennis Considen October 1807; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' Undated; Letter to Johnston's sister, addressed `Madam' Undated; Letter addressed `Sir' Undated; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' 22 May 1805; Letter to Johnston's daughter addressed `My Dearest Julia' Undated; Letter addressed `Sir' 26 October 1806; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' ca 1805; Letter to John Hunter Undated; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland beginning `I am very sorry to acquaint Your Grace ...' Undated; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland `January or Feby 1807'; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland April 1803; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' Undated; Letter to Dennis Considen Undated; Letter addressed to Mr Raven April 1803; Letter addressed `Dear Sir' Undated; `Memorandum for Isaac Nichols' January 1807; Letter to Admiral John Schank 30 May 1804; Letter from Admiral John Schank to George Johnston, dictated to F. Grant 15 June 1805; Letter received by George Johnston from Admiral John Schank ca 1806; Letter to the Duke of Northumberland May 1805; Diary fragment Johnston's correspondents include Dennis Considen, Mr Harrison, John Hunter, his patron the Duke of Northumberland, Mr Raven, John Schank, Henry Waterhouse, and some unidentified correspondents. George Johnston had three sons and four daughters with the convict Esther Abrahams. Their first son, George, was born in 1790. They married in 1814 at which time Esther was using the name Julian.

The Essential George Johnston

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Release : 2007
Genre : Poetry
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Download or read book The Essential George Johnston written by George Johnston. This book was released on 2007. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Subtle, varied and elegant, exact in their tuning, traditionally informed yet wholly original, the poems of George Johnston have yet to find the wide readership they deserve. That they flew beneath the radar in Canada during his lifetime can be attributed in part to the vagaries of literary fashion: Johnston’s early verse, in The Cruising Auk (1959) and Home Free (1966), was formal and traditional, using stanza, metre and rhyme with great sophistication, at a moment when free verse had become de rigueur; thus he was dismissed by the reputation-makers of the day as old-fashioned. His later verse, markedly more contemporary in tone though no less formally accomplished, escaped notice for a different reason: its modesty. Johnston wrote on everyday subjects, in language carefully modulated to avoid ostentation, and he masked his formal virtuosity with a conversational casualness. The rhymes are still there, but hidden: half-rhymes, internal rhymes, vowel and consonant echoes. Regularity of metre has given way to accentual rhythm and syllable count. Effects are subliminal, easily missed in a cursory reading. You could mistake this for free verse, and many probably did. But it came at a time when Canadian readers, grown accustomed to prosy-colloquial free verse, expected some novelty of content, shock effect, biting cleverness, or gut-wrenching anecdote to make it ‘poetry’. Lost on such readers was the prodigious artistry at work here, the nuanced ear, the refinements of diction that infuse these quiet poems with uncanny staying power.

George Johnston's Letterbook, 1811-1812

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Download or read book George Johnston's Letterbook, 1811-1812 written by George Johnston. This book was released on 2017. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Description: Letterbook consisting of copies of correspondence between Johnston and the Duke of Northumberland, 1811-1812. There is also some related correspondence. A full listing can be found below: 10 December 1811; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston (Call No.: pp 1-5) 16 December 1811; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland (Call No.: pp 6-11) 25 December 1811; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston (Call No.: pp 12-15) 3 January 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland (Call No.: pp 16-19) 14 January 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston (Call No.: pp 20-22) 21 January 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland (Call No.: pp 23-26) 8 February 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston (Call No.: pp 27-28) 15 February 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland (Call No.: pp 29-30) 20 February 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston (Call No.: pp 31-32) 1 April 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston (Call No.: pp 33-35) 8 April 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 11 April 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 22 April 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 27 April 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 25 May 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 29 May 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston June 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 8 June 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 1 July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 4 July 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 16 July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 18 July 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 20 July 1812; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 31 July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 7 August 1812; Letter from Northumberlnad to Johnston 10 August 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 13 August 1812; Letter from Johnston to Northumberland 17 August 1817; Letter from Northumberland to Johnston 16 June 1812; Letter from Johnston to Colonel McMahon 17 June 1812; Letter from Colonel McMahon to Johnston 22 June 1812; Letter from Johnston to Colonel Torrens 23 June 1812; Letter from Colonel Torrens to Johnston 29 June 1812; Letter from Johnston to Colonel Torrens July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Right Honourable John McMahon July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Right Honourable John MacMahon ) July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Field Marshall His Royal Highness The Duke of York 29 June 1812; Letter from Colonel H. Torrens to Johnston 14 July 1812; Letter from Colonel H. Torrens to Johnston 17 July 1812; Letter from Johnston to Robert Peel 17 July 1812; Johnston to Earl Bathurst 31 July 1812; Letter from Robert Peel to Johnston.

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