La técnica de Balzac.

Honoré de Balzac es uno de los principales representantes de la novela realista del siglo XIX. Se analiza su técnica, que se aleja del clasicismo deshumanido imperante en la época, para volcarse de lleno en la novela de costumbres, basada en la creciente sociedad burguesa de su tiempo y en el desarrollo de las tramas humanas mezclándolas con grandes dosis emocionales.

Balzac : observador, historiador y visionario.

Se analiza la vida y obra de Honoré de Balzac.

III. Diary, 1799

This diary, which John Henry Tudor titled A Registry of College Adventures, documents his life as a student at Harvard College. The entries describe his daily activities and notable events, including trips to the theater, hunting outings to "shoot Robbins," adventures with other students in local taverns, visits with his family in Boston and at the family estate, Rockwood, and the illumination of Cambridge in honor of George Washington's birthday. Tudor created and recorded a humorous classology, describing his peers at Harvard in a sometimes scathing manner, and also recorded information about those obliged to leave the College, usually following pranks or other unacceptable behavior. He also recounts his own involvement in pranks and other antics, which he believed to be the only antidote to the dullness of college life, and in one entry he describes an evening when he and several friends "disguised [them]selves like Negroes" and wandered into scholars' rooms without detection. Tudor was a member of the Hasty Pudding Club and the Porcellian Club ("the Pig club") while at Harvard and describes club meetings in several entries. There are also more reflective and personal entries, describing Tudor's feelings about his aging grandmother, his brother William's departure for Holland, and his desire for a "wife who shall make [him] happy[,] an affectionate dog [and] a farm & garden."

III. Diary, 1799

This diary, which John Henry Tudor titled A Registry of College Adventures, documents his life as a student at Harvard College. The entries describe his daily activities and notable events, including trips to the theater, hunting outings to "shoot Robbins," adventures with other students in local taverns, visits with his family in Boston and at the family estate, Rockwood, and the illumination of Cambridge in honor of George Washington's birthday. Tudor created and recorded a humorous classology, describing his peers at Harvard in a sometimes scathing manner, and also recorded information about those obliged to leave the College, usually following pranks or other unacceptable behavior. He also recounts his own involvement in pranks and other antics, which he believed to be the only antidote to the dullness of college life, and in one entry he describes an evening when he and several friends "disguised [them]selves like Negroes" and wandered into scholars' rooms without detection. Tudor was a member of the Hasty Pudding Club and the Porcellian Club ("the Pig club") while at Harvard and describes club meetings in several entries. There are also more reflective and personal entries, describing Tudor's feelings about his aging grandmother, his brother William's departure for Holland, and his desire for a "wife who shall make [him] happy[,] an affectionate dog [and] a farm & garden."

Receipts, 1798, 1799, 1809

Handwritten receipts for fees and debts collected.

Glorias de Azara en el siglo XIX: acta de la solemne inauguración del monumento erigido en Barbuñales de Aragón, el 27 de noviembre de 1850, al ... Sr. Don José Nicolás de Azara y Perera, Primer Marqués de Nibbiano por su sobrino y sucesor ... Agustín de Azara ... /

Contiene: Primera Parte. Corona poetico-musical que una gran parte de literatos y algunos profesores de música españoles del siglo XIX, consagran a la buena memoria del célebre diplomatico y distinguido escritor español el Excmo. Sr. D. José Nicolas de Azara y Perera -- Segunda parte. Notas á la Corona poetica : traducciones a algumas de las poesias insertas en dialectos provinciales, aclaraciones y cartas que las esplican. Discurso historico-arqueológico sobre la musica en general, y en particular la española, escrito en honor á la buena memoria del siglo XVIII, el Excmo. Sr. D. Jose Nicolas de Azara y Perera ... / por su historiador Basilio Sebastian Castellanos de Losada. Discurso historico-arqueologico sobre el baile en general, y en particular del español, escrito en honor á la buena memoria del célebre diplomático y literato el Excmo. Sr. D. José Nicolas de Azara y Perera ... / por su historiador Basilio Sebastian Castellanos de Losada.

Biografía del doctor Don José Duaso y Latre, caballero de la Real y distinguida Orden de Cárlos III, Capellan de Honor de S.M. y Juez de su Real Capilla, etc.

Contiene una última página del Boletín del Clero Español.

The jubilee memorial of the Religious Tract Society : containing a record of tis origin, proceedings, and results, A.D. 1799 to A.D. 1849 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Public meeting of the American academy and the National institute of arts and letters in honor of John Burroughs : member of the academy from May thirteen, nineteen hundred and five, until his death, March twenty-nine, nineteen hundred and twenty-one ; William Milligan Sloane, president of the academy, presiding.

[Publication no. 35]