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E H Thornè

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ID3972043
NAMEE H Thornè
GIVEN NAMESE H
FAMILY NAMEThornè
SIGNATURETHORNE E H
AFFILIATIONSTransnational Press London
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1904
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1967
H-INDEX0
  • English Friends and Influences in the Life of Ippolito Pindemonte

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1967

  • English Friends and Influences in the Life of Ippolito Pindemonte

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1967

  • Ippolito Pindemonte and Agnese H

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1965

    Ippolito Pindemonte was in England from late August 1789 to the spring of 1790, and during those months he wrote the canzone ‘Alla bellissima ed ornatissima fanciulla Agnese H. in Londra.’ Praised and quoted by Foscolo, it is perhaps the best of his poems; certainly it expresses a warmth and depth of feeling not often to be found in his writings. He was characteristically discreet in using only the initial letter of Agnese's surname, but clues su…

  • Ippolito Pindemonte and Agnese H

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1965

    Ippolito Pindemonte was in England from late August 1789 to the spring of 1790, and during those months he wrote the canzone 'Alla bellissima ed ornatissima fanciulla Agnese H. in Londra.' Praised and quoted by Foscolo, it is perhaps the best of his poems; certainly it expresses a warmth and depth of feeling not often to be found in his writings. He was characteristically discreet in using only the initial letter of Agnese's surname, but clues su…

  • Vincenzo Martinelli in England

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1956

    In most histories of eighteenth-century Italian literature a few lines are devoted to the work of Vincenzo Martinelli, and, since the most productive years of his life were spent in England, his name is to be found in lists of emigrant Italian writers. Scarcely any attempt, however, has been made to assess the value of Martinelli's work as a whole, or to provide more than the briefest of details about his twenty-six years in this country. It is t…

  • Extra Supplement

    C Hubert H Parry, Sigfrid Karg-Elert et al.•ARTICLE•The Musical Times•1925

    C. H. H. Parry, Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Edward C. Bairstow, E. Silas, Alan Gray, E. H. Thorne, Thomas F. Dunhill, Jonathan Battishill, Extra Supplement: Thematic List of Organ Pieces, The Musical Times, Vol. 66, No. 983 (Jan. 1, 1925)

  • Morning and Evening Service in D

    E H Thornè, Eveleen Thorne et al.•ARTICLE•The Musical Times•1904

  • Worthy Is the Lamb

    E H Thornè, Ivor Atkins et al.•ARTICLE•The Musical Times•1904

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  • Morning and Evening Service in D

    E H Thornè, Eveleen Thorne et al.•ARTICLE•The Musical Times•1904

  • Worthy Is the Lamb

    E H Thornè, Ivor Atkins et al.•ARTICLE•The Musical Times•1904

  • Extra Supplement

    C Hubert H Parry, Sigfrid Karg-Elert et al.•ARTICLE•The Musical Times•1925

    C. H. H. Parry, Sigfrid Karg-Elert, Edward C. Bairstow, E. Silas, Alan Gray, E. H. Thorne, Thomas F. Dunhill, Jonathan Battishill, Extra Supplement: Thematic List of Organ Pieces, The Musical Times, Vol. 66, No. 983 (Jan. 1, 1925)

  • Vincenzo Martinelli in England

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1956

    In most histories of eighteenth-century Italian literature a few lines are devoted to the work of Vincenzo Martinelli, and, since the most productive years of his life were spent in England, his name is to be found in lists of emigrant Italian writers. Scarcely any attempt, however, has been made to assess the value of Martinelli's work as a whole, or to provide more than the briefest of details about his twenty-six years in this country. It is t…

  • Ippolito Pindemonte and Agnese H

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1965

    Ippolito Pindemonte was in England from late August 1789 to the spring of 1790, and during those months he wrote the canzone ‘Alla bellissima ed ornatissima fanciulla Agnese H. in Londra.’ Praised and quoted by Foscolo, it is perhaps the best of his poems; certainly it expresses a warmth and depth of feeling not often to be found in his writings. He was characteristically discreet in using only the initial letter of Agnese's surname, but clues su…

  • Ippolito Pindemonte and Agnese H

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1965

    Ippolito Pindemonte was in England from late August 1789 to the spring of 1790, and during those months he wrote the canzone 'Alla bellissima ed ornatissima fanciulla Agnese H. in Londra.' Praised and quoted by Foscolo, it is perhaps the best of his poems; certainly it expresses a warmth and depth of feeling not often to be found in his writings. He was characteristically discreet in using only the initial letter of Agnese's surname, but clues su…

  • English Friends and Influences in the Life of Ippolito Pindemonte

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1967

  • English Friends and Influences in the Life of Ippolito Pindemonte

    E H Thornè•ARTICLE•Italian Studies•1967

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