Sujet : Re: [Tears] Earth Abides by George R. Stewart
De : g (at) *nospam* crcomp.net (Don)
Groupes : rec.arts.sf.writtenDate : 02. Jul 2024, 03:51:09
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William wrote:
Don wrote:
James wrote:
Earth Abides by George R. Stewart
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A lucky survivor of the pandemic that nearly annihilated humanity
resolves to rebuild civilization, with the help of fellow survivors
and his own lack of applicable skills.
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https://jamesdavisnicoll.com/review/purple-mountain-majesties
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Excerpted from your review:
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2: Until I looked up Berkeley to check the spelling, which
I invariably get wrong, I did not know it was named for
/that/ Bishop Berkeley.
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Catholic Berkeley's Notebook
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Anglican.
You are correct. Bless you for motivating me to procure permanent
protection from wikipedia pathogens.
Berkeley was a good bishop. As bishop of an economically poor
Anglican diocese in a predominantly Roman Catholic country,
he was committed to the well-being of both Protestants and
Catholics.
<
https://iep.utm.edu/george-berkeley-british-empiricist/>
In Joseph Stock’s account of the life of the Bishop we read
that Berkeley addressed a letter to the Roman Catholic Clergy
of Cloyne in 1745 and in 1749 another to the clergy of that
persuasion in Ireland under the title a Word to the Wise. It
was written with so much candour and moderation as well as good
sense that those gentlemen, highly to their honour, in the
Dublin Journal of 18 November 1749 thought fit to return ‘their
sincere and hearty thanks to the worthy author, assuring him that
they are determined to comply with every particular recommended in
his address to the utmost of their power’.
<
http://cloyne.ie/about/george-berkeley-bishop-of-cloyne/>
Beware: wikipedia's hot take is another hot mess. ROTFLMAO.
Danke,
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