Examples of 'edinburgh review' in a sentence
Meaning of "edinburgh review"
edinburgh review - Refers to a critical assessment or evaluation of something related to Edinburgh, such as a book, performance, or event. For example, 'The Edinburgh review of the new play praised the acting but criticized the script.'
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As a young man he had a passing connection with the Edinburgh Review.
The Edinburgh Review immediately put forth a.
All these things were attended to beside his contributions to the Edinburgh Review.
The Edinburgh Review devoted nearly an entire issue-eighty-five pages-to pulling it to pieces.
He also contributed articles to the Edinburgh Review.
A particularly pointed critique was offered by Francis Jeffrey in the Edinburgh Review.
Cockburn contributed regularly to the Edinburgh Review.
Her literary start began with writing for The Artist and Edinburgh Review.
By Macaulay 's recommendation he began to write for the Edinburgh Review.
They were named, and almost immediately disparaged, by the Edinburgh Review.
Blackwood 's was conceived as a rival to the Whig-supporting Edinburgh Review.
In 1825, Macaulay published a prominent essay on Milton in the Edinburgh Review.
Late 19th century ; earliest use found in The Edinburgh Review.
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