Henry Gally

There is no Kind of polite Writing that seems to require a deeper Knowledge, a livelier Imagination, and a happier Turn of Expression than the Characteristic. Human Nature, in i...

Manners, yet are they easily offended at the public Notice which is taken of ’em. But tho’ Mr. _de la Bruyere_ might have very good prudential Reasons for not making his Charact...

EMMETT L. AVERY, _State College of Washington_ BENJAMIN BOYCE, _Duke University_ LOUIS BREDVOLD, _University of Michigan_ JAMES L. CLIFFORD, _Columbia University_ ARTHUR FRIEDMA...

But tho’ no _English_ Author has attempted a Performance in this Kind, yet it must be confess’d that in some late diurnal Papers we have had excellent Specimens in the Character...