 | 1912 - 890 páginas
...Her Condition calls for my Compassions and Assistences, in all the Wayes that I can think of. 4. GD I am informed, that the Minds and Manners of many...Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure poetical Composures full of Piety, and such as may have a Tendency to advance Truth and Goodness, to be published,... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1912 - 885 páginas
...Her Condition calls for my Compassions and Assistences, in all the Wayes that I can think of. 4. GD I am informed, that the Minds and Manners of many...Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure poetical Composures full of Piety, and such as may have a Tendency to advance Truth and Goodness, to be published,... | |
 | Cotton Mather - 1912 - 890 páginas
...Her Condition calls for my Compassions and Assistances, in all the Wayes that I can think of. 4. GD I am informed, that the Minds and Manners of many...Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure poetical Composures full of Piety, and such as may have a Tendency to advance Truth and Goodness, to be published,... | |
 | Charles Harding Firth - 1915 - 148 páginas
...eighteenth century. On September 2/th, 1713, Cotton Mather made the following entry in his diary : ' I am informed that the Minds and Manners of many People about the Country are much corrupted by foolish Songs and Ballads, which the Hawkers and Pedlars carry into all... | |
 | William Peterfield Trent, John Erskine, Stuart Pratt Sherman, Carl Van Doren - 1921 - 468 páginas
...mention of popular song in America occurs in an entry in the diary of Cotton Mather for 27 September, 1713: ' ' I am informed, that the Minds and Manners...by foolish Songs and Ballads, which the Hawkers and Peddlars carry into all parts of the Countrey. By way of antidote, I would procure poetical Composures... | |
 | Carl Van Doren - 1923 - 276 páginas
...the better, she wou'd ask for Books of Gallantry." In 1713 Cotton Mather was so much annoyed by the "foolish Songs and Ballads, which the Hawkers and Pedlars carry into all parts of the Countrey," that he wanted, "by way of Antidote," to issue "poetical Composures full of Piety" — including some... | |
 | Gilbert Chase - 1992 - 768 páginas
...in his diary of September 27, 1713, viewed with alarm the popularity of broadside ballads and songs: "I am informed that the Minds and Manners of many...much corrupted, by foolish Songs and Ballads which by the Hawkers and Pedlars carry into all parts of the Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure... | |
 | Michael Warner - 2009 - 228 páginas
...expressed some anxiety about this counterpublic potential. Cotton Mather wrote in his diary in 1713 that "the Minds and Manners of many People about the...by foolish Songs and Ballads, which the Hawkers and Peddlars carry into all parts of the Countrey."51 Unfortunately, we know relatively little about this... | |
 | Kevin J. Hayes - 1996 - 240 páginas
...the ballads and "filthy songs" which they were used to reading. Echoing Flavel, Cotton Mather wrote: "I am informed, that the Minds and Manners of many...Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure poetical Composures full of Piety, and such as may have a Tendency to advance Truth and Goodness, to be published,... | |
 | Kevin J. Hayes - 1997 - 192 páginas
...Historical Society 86 (1974): 67. 19. In a diary entry written in the autumn of 1713, Cotton Mather wrote, "I am informed, that the Minds and Manners of many...Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure poetical Composures full of Piety, and such as may have a Tendency to advance Truth and Goodness, to be published,... | |
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I am informed, that the Minds and Manners of many People about the Countrey are much corrupted, by foolish Songs and Ballads, which the Hawkers and Pedlars carry into all parts of the Countrey. By way of Antidote, I would procure poetical Composures full... 
