Fredegund, France is the second book of poetry written by American poet Richard Robinson. The poetry is both modern and not so modern. The theme is France, but a different…

Blood of the Poor (originally Le Sang du pauvre), by Catholic writer Leon Bloy, is perhaps the hardest to read of Leon Bloy?s writings, as it goes straight to the…

Ourigan, Oregon is a collection of poems, divided into two distinct groups, distinct in terms of time and temperament, but also wildly different in style, influence, and purpose. They were…

Flowers of Bitumen (Fleurs du Bitume in French) is the first volume of poetry, published in 1878, by Emile Goudeau, who is best known as the founder the Hydropaths Club…

The title of this story, Ecclesiastical Laurels (originally Les Lauriers ecclesiastiques), foreshortens in two words the basic plot: a commendatory abbot, the Abbot de T***, wages war on the field…

Richard Robinson’s ‘The Rewarde of Wickednesse’ (1574) is a quasi-epic poem that imitates the de casibus form of ‘A Mirror for Magistrates’ and makes a clear indication of the hellish…

The first chronology of worldwide business history, this volume complements Robinson’s earlier chronology, United States Business History, 1602-1988. It records representative events in the evolution of business, identifying entrepreneurs, managers…

Originally published in 1931. This inquiry investigates and develops John Cook Wilson’s view of the province of logic. It bases the study on the posthumous collected papers Statement and Inference…