1. Home Page - Matthew Lewis Matthew Lewis. Graphics Research Specialist ACCAD, The Ohio State Universitymlewis@accad.ohiostate.edu 614.292.0747 Vitae Projects Teaching Artwork. http://www.cgrg.ohio-state.edu/~mlewis/

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3. LEWIS Matthew Gregory Translate this page lewis matthew Gregory Titre 1. The Monk. Genre. roman. HF origine. AH. Date origine. Localisation.BN/Y2-49096. Remarque. lewis matthew Gregory Titre 1. The Monk. Genre. http://www.shall.univ-metz.fr/UFR/centre/cet/trad/lewis.htm

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5. Lewis Matthew HAINES lewis matthew HAINES. father George HAINS b. 1795, PA d. 1882, Indianason of George HAINES and Margaret HIMEBAUGH mother Fannie http://www.op.net/~jaw/family/i102.html

Lewis Matthew HAINES father: George HAINS b. 1795, PA d. 1882, Indiana son of George HAINES and Margaret HIMEBAUGH mother: Fannie d. 1886 Born: 24 Feb 1836, near Liverpool, Snyder County, PA[ Married: 17 Nov 1864[ ] to Mary Alice DRAKE b. 1846, PA d. 1880 daughter of John DRAKE and Marietta BRUCE Married second: 31 Dec 1884, Albion, NY[ ] to Alice DANFORTH b. 1856 d. 1886 Married third: 15 Dec 1887, Albion, NY[ ] to Fannie A. CURTIS b. 1855, NY d. 1916, NY Died: 27 Sep 1930, Albion, NY[ Buried: Evergreen Cemetery, Muskegon, MI[ Lived at: 1836, Snyder County, PA[ Lived at: 1856, Noble County, IN[ Lived at: 1875, 521 Pine St., Manistee, MI[ Lived at: 1892, Charleston, WV[ Lived at: 1899, Albion, NY[ built large brick house in Manistee MI about 1875; was partner in firm "Mann, Moon, + Haines" in lumber trade; business failed in 1890s due to fire and lawsuits; then moved to Charleston WV and entered dairy business - with little success; then moved to 3rd wife's parent's farm in Albion NY about 1901[ Children of Lewis Matthew HAINES and Mary Alice DRAKE Harry Drake HAINES b. 1865, IN d. 1953

6. The Monk Matthew Lewis The Monk Matthew Lewis. The Monk by Matthew lewis matthew Lewis Legal Information Acknowledgements. Bean Many oddball caps, hyphens, punctuation. http://jollyroger.com/library/TheMonkbyMatthewLewisebook.html

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7. Matthew Lewis Matthew Lewis. Lewis, Matthew Gregory, 17751818 Journal of a Residenceamong the Negroes in the West Indies (1845) Univ Virginia. http://artsweb.bham.ac.uk/ejoshua/Romanticism/matthew_lewis.htm

Matthew Lewis Editions The Monk (1796) (Oxford World's Classics); Journal of a West India Proprietor (Oxford World's Classics, 1999); etext of The Monk Lewis, Matthew Gregory, 1775-1818 : Journal of a Residence among the Negroes in the West Indies [Univ Virginia] Criticism: The Monk : a Hypertext Companion ; Coleridge, S. T. Review of The Monk. From The Critical Review 19 (February 1797), 198; Peck, Louis F. A Life of Matthew G. Lewis. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1961; Watkins, Daniel P. "Social Hierarchy in Matthew Lewis's The Monk." Studies in the Novel 18 (Summer 1986): 115-24; special Matthew Lewis issue (volume 8, Nov. 1997) of Romanticism on the Net. (Available on line: see Romanticism Links

8. Matthew Lewis Matthew Lewis forum, biography, portrait, pictures, lesson plans and onlinebooks including The Monk. Biography (1) The biography of Matthew Lewis. http://authorsdirectory.com/biography_online_book_portrait_picture/l_authors_mat

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9. Matthew Gregory Lewis Matthew Gregory Lewis. Matthew Gregory Lewis, 17751818, known as Monk Lewis, English novelist. Lewis is best known for his sensational http://www.english.upenn.edu/~jlynch/Frank/People/lewis.html

Matthew Gregory Lewis Matthew Gregory Lewis, , known as "Monk" Lewis, English novelist. Lewis is best known for his sensational Gothic novel The Monk ), a work which introduced the violence characteristic of German Gothic to the tradition established in England by Horace Walpole . His musical drama, The Castle Spectre ), increased his popularity. Lewis served as a relatively ineffective member of Parliament from to . He also owned a considerable amount of property in the West Indies, inherited from his father; his experience there led him to campaign for the humane treatment of slaves in his posthumously published Journal of a West India Proprietor Lewis met a great many famous and influential people: Walter Scott said he was fonder of great people than he ought to have been, either as a man of talent or a man of fortune. He had always dukes and duchesses in his mouth, and was particularly fond of anyone who had a title. But his associations included not only the nobility, but a great many writers, including Scott himself. While living in Weimar in , he met " M. de Goethe

10. Matthew Lewis Matthew Lewis e+ CDR's Stained Sheets -a collection of covers Beef Stew -Beefheart compositions Insect Fuchsia - Original material. Available Soon. http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~bgwaters/mlewis.html

Matthew Lewis e CD-R's Stained Sheets - a collection of covers Beef Stew - Beefheart compositions Insect Fuchsia - Original material Available Soon. Links Insect Fuchsia More info about Matthew and his music, streaming Real audio files, and pics. Musicians Index

11. ARS | Matthew L Lewis Matthew L Lewis. http://www.nps.ars.usda.gov/people/people.htm?personid=12206

12. Matthew Lewis Matthew Lewis Born 9 July 1775; London Father a politician, mother attends courtOxford Weimar 1792 Attaché to the British embassy at The Hague - 1792 http://elsabloggs.home.mindspring.com/biolewis.html

Matthew Lewis Born: 9 July 1775; London Father a politician, mother attends court Oxford Weimar - 1792 Enchanted by Radcliffe 's Udolpho Member of Parliament - 1796-1802 Quarrells w/his father - 1904-05 Dies: 14 May 1818; at sea; yellow fever The Monk The Castle Spectre Journal of a West Indian Proprietor The fusion of sexuality with violence, and specifically with revenge, in The Monk is grounded in Lewis's perception of the implications of conflict between the individual sexual will and the forces inhibiting and prohibiting its expression. It is as if he gradually became aware of disastrous human potential in excess of that which can be accounted for by environmental misfortunes. What if the self is insatiable? - Howard Anderson The Audience now assembled in the Capuchin Church was collected by various causes, but all of them were foreign to the ostensible motive. The Women came to show themselves, the Men to see the Women: Some were attracted by curiosity to hear an Orator so celebrated; Some came because they had no better means of employing their time till the play began; Some, from being assured that it would be impossible to find places in the Church; and one half of Madrid was brought thither by expecting to meet the other half.

13. Matthew Lewis MATTHEW LEWIS, See also The Gothic Tradition. Biography Matthew Lewiswas born in London in 1775. In addition to his writing http://www.longroad.ac.uk/accreditation_project/subject_english/lewis/authors_le

MATTHEW LEWIS See also: The Gothic Tradition Biography: Matthew Lewis was born in London in 1775. The novel concerns a saintly Capuchin monk who is led into a life of depravity by a fiend-inspired woman. Charges of immorality and irreligion brought against Lewis by his critics caused a less offensive second edition to be published. Of his melodramatic plays the most famous is The Castle Spectre (1797). He died in 1818. See: The Columbia Encyclopedia Matthew Lewis ' The Monk ': Norton Topics Romanticism on the Net: 'The Monk' See also Literature Online 1. Examine the three depictions of the desiring woman in The Monk - Mathilda, Agnes and the Bleeding Nun. In what ways are these negative - or misogynist - views of women? 2. Examine the representation of Rosario and the change that takes place after she has revealed herself as Mathilda. In as much detail as possible, analyse Monk's depiction of the feminine. 3. List all the crimes that Matilda seduces Ambrosio to carry out. Measure these against his sexual desire, on the one hand, and his remorse, on the other.

14. LEWIS, MATTHEW GREGORY lewis, matthew GREGORY (17751818), English romance-writer and dramatist, often referred to as Monk lewis, was born in London on the 9th of July 1775 http://32.1911encyclopedia.org/L/LE/LEWIS_MATTHEW_GREGORY.htm

document.write(""); LEWIS, MATTHEW GREGORY Even Satan’s self with thee might dread to dwell, And in thy skull discern a deeper hell.” The Life and Correspondence of M. G. Lewis, in two volumes, was published in 1839. LEWIS, MERIWETHER (1774—1809), American explorer, was born near Charlottesville, Virginia, on the 18th of August 1774. In 1794 he volunteered with the Virginia troops called out to suppress the “ Whisky Insurrection,” was commissioned as ensign in the regular United States army in 1795, served with distinction under General Anthony Wayne in the campaigns against the Indians, and attained the rank of captain in 1797. From 1801 to 1803 he was the private secretary of President Jefferson. On the 18th of January 1803 Jefferson sent aeonfidential message to Congress urging the development of trade with the Indians of ‘the Missouri Valley and recommending that an exploring party be sent into this region, notwithstanding

15. Matthew Gregory Lewis, The Castle Spectre Provides an excerpt from "The Castle Spectre " and several critical reviews citing the work's importance in the popularization of the Gothic. matthew Gregory lewis, The Castle Spectre, (Drury Lane, 14 December 1797), from Seven Gothic Dramas, 17891825, ed. http://www.engl.virginia.edu/~enec981/Group/amanda.spectre.html

Matthew Gregory Lewis, The Castle Spectre , (Drury Lane, 14 December 1797), from Seven Gothic Dramas, 1789-1825 , ed. Jeffrey Cox (Athens, OH: Ohio UP, 1992). ACT IV SCENE 2 Bertrand Evans, Gothic Drama from Walpole to Shelley , University of California Publications in English vol. 18 (Berkeley, CA: U of C Press, 1947) 143-44. From this . . . it may be possible to judge the extent to which Gothic machinery had grown by 1797. Lewis' boldness in his treatment of the supernatural, for instance, is far beyond that of James Boaden three years earlier [in Fontainville Forest ]. Boaden, it will be remembered, took the greatest pains to prepare his phantom, and then permitted only a fleeting glimpse of it gliding across a darkened corner of the stage; Lewis brought his specter twice upon the stage, in illuminated scenes, and involved it in such action that it could not have avoided being conspicuous. Similar excesses are apparent in the "Monk's" treatment of other properties. With The Castle Spectre Gothic drama assumed a popular position not below that of the Gothic novel. Besides having a very long and eminently successful first run, this concoction went through seven printed editions in 1798 and eleven by 1803. Still popular in 1829, it was turned into a prose romance by Sarah Wilkinsonperhaps the only Gothic play involved in a reversal of the usual novel-dramatic adaptation relationship. Its fame came to equal and perhaps to surpass that of The Monk ; in the fourth edition of that novel (1798) was the advertisement "by M.G. Lewis, Esq. M.P. Author of The Castle Spectre." Though the novel had been written first, the publisher used the play to recommend it.

16. The Literary Gothic   |   Matthew Lewis Page   lewis, matthew. 9 July Essays and Reviews The first 9 essays below arefrom the special matthew lewis issue (volume 8, Nov. 1997) of http://www.litgothic.com/Authors/lewis.html

Lewis, Matthew 9 July 1775 - 10 May 1818 Like Mary Shelley , Lewis made a huge impact with his teenage (and only) novel The Monk , which more-or-less defined the far edge of sensational Gothicism when it was published in 1796. Lewis went on to write a number of plays, poems, and translations, many of which featured Gothic themes and motifs. As a playwright Lewis was rather successful, his melodramatic flair finding an appreciate audience in the days of Romantic drama, although Lewis abandoned the theater when he inherited his family's West Indian sugar plantations. Sites: The Monk : A Hypertext Companion [ problematic link ] Solid overview of Lewis and his place in the Gothic tradition, of the complex textual history of this novel (Lewis himself bowdlerized the text in response to public outcry), and other issue. [Zachary Munzenrider, ENEC 981: The Novel of Sensibility. UVa] biographical note Emphasizes The Monk (naturally) and notes Lewis' influence on a number of other writers. [Keith Parkins] very brief biographical note from the Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.

17. The Literary Gothic   |   Matthew Lewis Guest Editor's Introduction to the matthew lewis issue of Romanticismon the Net by Frederick S. Frank back to the matthew lewis page. http://www.litgothic.com/Authors/lewis_intro.html

Guest Editor's Introduction to the Matthew Lewis issue of Romanticism on the Net by Frederick S. Frank The year 1996 marked the two hundredth anniversary of the first publication of Matthew Gregory "Monk" Lewis's Gothic supershocker, The Monk , certainly not a major literary landmark but an important date, nonetheless, for students of the Gothic novel. Although the bicentenary of the novel's publication did not attract much notice within the scholarly community, the novel's birth was celebrated by a series of papers delivered in two panels devoted to The Monk at the annual meeting of the Midwestern American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies (MWASECS) convening in Indianapolis in October 1996. Additionally, The Monk 's permanent and important place in the Gothic pantheon received further recognition in many of the papers delivered at the biannual conference of the International Gothic Association (IGA) which met in July 1997 at Walpole's restored Gothic villa, Strawberry Hill, United Kingdom. The essayists for this special number of Romanticism on the Net approach Lewis's Gothic text from a variety of perspectives, opening or reopening some probing questions concerning the novel's historical endurance, popular success, and centrality as a major and seminal paradigm of high Gothicism. Such themes as

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Trace your family history with Ancestry.com All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Encyclopedia Lewis, Matthew Gregory Lewis, Matthew Gregory, The Monk (1796), the writing of which was influenced by the Gothic tales of Ann Radcliffe. The novel concerns a saintly Capuchin monk who is led into a life of depravity by a fiend-inspired woman. Charges of immorality and irreligion brought against Lewis by his critics caused a less offensive second edition to be published. Of his melodramatic plays the most famous is The Castle Spectre (1797). His ballads, notably Alonzo the Brave and the Fair Imogene, influenced Sir Walter Scott's early poetry. See biography by L. F. Peck (1961); studies by M. Summers (1938, repr. 1964) and R. P. Reno (1980). Lewis, John Llewellyn Lewis, Meriwether Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips About Us Contact Us Link to Infoplease ... Privacy

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