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• Controversy followed Frederick James Furnivall, a prime mover in many of the early ventures.
• Kellner dedicated his translation of Caxton and his habilitation thesis to Frederick James Furnivall, founder of the Early English Text Society.
• The most notable Browning Society was that established in London, in 1881, by Frederick James Furnivall and amateur productions of his plays.
• The new riverside park was named after the scholar Dr Frederick James Furnivall, who founded what is now the Furnivall Sculling Club in 1896.
• An edition, prepared for the Early English Text Society by Edward Peacock, was published in 1868 and revised in 1902 by Frederick James Furnivall.
• In Britain the New Shakspere Society was founded in 1873 by Frederick James Furnivall and, in America, the Shakspere Society of Philadelphia adopted the spelling.
• At the death of Maurice in 1872, he, with his brother, and Frederick James Furnivall, Thomas Hughes, and Richard Buckley Litchfield, became a unifying force at the College.
• The now common moniker "  Wisdom " is shorthand for " A Morality of Wisdom, who is Christ ", pioneered in an 1882 publication of the plays by the philologist Frederick James Furnivall.
• In the 1860s he campaigned energetically for public support to enable the Early English Text Society, founded by philologist Frederick James Furnivall, to obtain a copy of Percy's Folio and publish it, which they did in 1868.
• He was an enthusiastic follower of the Christian socialist movement, and painted other Christian Socialists including Charles Kingsley, Thomas Hughes, John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow, John Westlake, Frederick James Furnivall, Richard Buckley Litchfield, F . D . Maurice.
• She not only provided modernized translations and Pre-Raphaelite illustrations of key scenes from the tales, but also included the type of critical apparatus otherwise only available in the contemporary scholarly editions published by Frederick James Furnivall, Walter W . Skeat, and Richard Morris.
• Apparently Frederick James Furnivall ( a friend of Browning ) published a biographical essay in " The Academy " for 12 Apr 1902, but I haven't found an on-line edition yet . talk ) 05 : 14, 3 November 2012 ( UTC)
• See further the Forewords to Frederick James Furnivall's reprint of " Jyl of Breyntford " ( for private circulation, 1871 ) and John Payne Collier, " Bibliographical and Critical Account of the Rarest Books in the English Language ", vol . 1 p . 153 ( 1865 ).
• On the polite suggestion Jane Harris that the manuscript may be of worth, Clyne and Child agreed that some sum had to be agreed upon, and in a letter dated 15 September 1873, Amelia Harris noted that she had received a telegram from Frederick James Furnivall, whom Child was staying with in London in the summer of 1873, informing her that he had forwarded a cheque for ?5 for the manuscript.
• Finally, Utz provides hitherto unknown information about the scholarship and relationships among some of the most productive medievalists in the German-speaking and Anglo-American world : A . C . Baugh, Henry Bradshaw, Alois Brandl, Ernst Robert Curtius, Ewald Fl黦el, Frederick James Furnivall, Eugen K鰈bing, Wilhelm Hertzberg, Johann August Hermann ( John ) Koch, Hugo Lange, Victor Langhans, Arnold Schr鰁r, Walter W . Skeat, Bernhard Ten Brink, and Julius Zupitza.
• In 1796 George Mason printed " Six Poems by Thomas Hoccleve never before printed . . . "; " De Regimine Principum " was printed for the Roxburghe Club in 1860, and by the Early English Text Society in 1897 . ( See Frederick James Furnivall's introduction to Hoccleve's Works; I . " The Minor Poems ", in the Phillipps manuscript 8131, and the Durham manuscript III . p, Early English Text Society, 1892 .)
• Other earlier figures are also viewed as Christian socialists, such as the nineteenth century writers Frederick Denison Maurice ( " The Kingdom of Christ ", 1838 ), John Ruskin ( " Unto This Last ", 1862 ), Charles Kingsley ( " The Water-Babies ", 1863 ), Thomas Hughes ( " Tom Brown's Schooldays ", 1857 ), Frederick James Furnivall ( co-creator of the " Oxford English Dictionary " ), Adin Ballou ( " Practical Christian Socialism ", 1854 ), and Francis Bellamy ( a Baptist minister and the author of the United States'Pledge of Allegiance ).