Bacchus and Anti-Bacchus
September 27th, 2007 by Pedantic Dan
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Below are links to a two-part article written by John MacLean in 1841. Dr. MacLean was Professor of Ancient Languages at the College of New Jersey at the time.
In Part 1 of the article below, the author takes too much time on a letter he received from a man in Lebanon. The author seems to think that letter proves something. While a little interesting, it doesn’t really prove anything.
Other than that, I think the author makes some compelling arguments.
| The Princeton Review Volume 13, Issue 2 April 1841 pp. 267-306 |
Bacchus and Anti-Bacchus, Part 1 |
| The Princeton Review Volume 13, Issue 4 October 1841 pp. 471-523 |
Bacchus and Anti-Bacchus, concluded |
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