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• The modernization of Ireland: gains and losses 

  FREQUENTLY termed the 'Celtic Tiger' for its flourishing economy, Ireland's growth has been spectacular over the past decade and so swift and...

  Contemporary Review, 10/01/02 by Brendan A. Rapple · More from publication

• Matthew Arnold and the role of the State - Critical Essay 

  MATTHEW Arnold, one of the Victorian age's great poets, education-alists, literary, political, social, and religious critics, passionately believed...

  Contemporary Review, 03/01/02 by Brendan A. Rapple · More from publication

• Ideology and history: William Mitford's History of Greece (1784-1810) 

  THE STUDY OF GREEK HISTORY IN ENGLAND AT THE CLOSE OF THE 18TH CENTURY By the end of the eighteenth century the growing regard for the wider...

  Papers on Language and Literature, 10/01/01 by Rapple, Brendan A · More from publication

• Frederic William Farrar and his novels for schoolboys 

  Author Frederic William Farrar wrote novels for schoolboys during the Victorian era. His most famous work, 'Eric, or, Little by Little: A Tale of...

  Contemporary Review, 09/01/98 by Brendan A. Rapple · More from publication

• The librarian as teacher in the networked environment. 

  Many traditional conceptions of libraries and librarianship have little relevance today because of the proliferation of electronic technology....

  College Teaching, 06/22/97 by Rapple, Brendan A. · More from publication

• Coping with catalogues: Thomas Carlyle in the British Museum 

  The elitist Thomas Carlyle commented on British Museum's inconveniencies and requested for its cataloguing to improve book searches. The cataloguer...

  Contemporary Review, 12/01/96 by Brendan A. Rapple · More from publication

• A Tory history of ancient Greece 

  William Mitford's 'History of Greece' is a political rendering of ancient Greek history and is blatantly anti-democratic. Mitford abhorred the idea...

  Contemporary Review, 02/01/95 by Brendan A. Rapple · More from publication