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In 'Dictionary of Historical Allusions,' Thomas Benfield Harbottle presents a meticulously compiled reference work that delves into the rich tapestry of historical references found in literature, art, and everyday discourse. This extensive dictionary is characterized by its precise definitions, lucid explanations, and a scholarly style that is both accessible and informative. Harbottle's work situates itself within the broader intellectual tradition of historical literature, drawing upon a range of sources from antiquity to the modern era, thereby illuminating the connections between…mehr

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In 'Dictionary of Historical Allusions,' Thomas Benfield Harbottle presents a meticulously compiled reference work that delves into the rich tapestry of historical references found in literature, art, and everyday discourse. This extensive dictionary is characterized by its precise definitions, lucid explanations, and a scholarly style that is both accessible and informative. Harbottle's work situates itself within the broader intellectual tradition of historical literature, drawing upon a range of sources from antiquity to the modern era, thereby illuminating the connections between historical events and their cultural resonances. Harbottle, an English scholar with a keen interest in literature and history, draws from his extensive educational background and literary influences, which shaped his desire to make historical allusions more understandable for both scholars and lay readers. His efforts highlight a gap in the existing literature, aiming to provide context and insight into allusions that often go unnoticed. Harbottle'Äôs editorial acumen and passion for the subject matter culminate in this definitive guide. This dictionary is an indispensable tool for scholars, writers, and anyone with a fervent interest in the interplay between history and literature. By engaging with Harbottle's insightful entries, readers will enhance their understanding of cultural references that permeate texts, enriching their own literary experiences.

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Thomas Benfield Harbottle (1860-1904) was a British lexicographer and military historian noted for his scholarly contributions to the study of historical terminology and allusions. His lexical works, solidly grounded in historical scholarship, have served as valuable resources for academics, writers, and historians. Harbottle's seminal work, 'Dictionary of Historical Allusions' (1903), has been a cornerstone resource for those seeking to understand the context and underlying meaning of historical references and events. This comprehensive dictionary elucidates the stories and significance behind various allusions spanning a wide range of historical periods, rendering it an indispensable reference for identifying the multifaceted connections across time and culture that form the tapestry of world history. In constructing this dictionary, Harbottle brought meticulous attention to detail and a thorough analytical approach that reflected his dedication to accuracy and his passion for history. His works exhibit a literary style that balances scholarly precision with an accessible presentation, making his books not only informative but also engaging to a broad readership. Harbottle's scholarly pursuits contributed to the late 19th and early 20th-century efforts to systematize historical knowledge and to make that knowledge more readily comprehensible to scholars and the general public alike.