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1. “History of New York” by Irving in brief The history of New York from the creation of the world to the end of the Dutch dynasty, which contains among the stories about many surprising and amusing events is also the inexplicable reflections of Walter Doubting, the disastrous projects of William the Stubborn and the chivalrous deeds of Peter Hardhall, the three Dutch governors […]...
2. Biography of Christopher Columbus Christopher Columbus is a Spanish navigator who discovered America and the nearby islands. The first of the travelers who crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Youth. First voyages Christopher Columbus was born between August 26 and October 31, 1451 on the island of Corsica in the Genoa Republic. Education the future discoverer received at the University of […]...
3. Biography About Henry (William Sidney Porter) (O. Henry) [pseudonym; real name – William Sidney Porter (11.9.1862, Greensboro, North Carolina, 5.6.1910, New York), an American writer. After graduating from school, he served in a pharmacy, received a diploma of a pharmacist. In 1894, the editor-publisher of a humorous weekly, in which he published his first literary experiments. He worked as a cashier-accountant […]...
4. “Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Irving in brief summary On the eastern shore of the Hudson, in the depths of one of the bays, there is a village, not far from it there is a hollow, which for its quiet and serenity, and also for the phlegmatic disposition of its inhabitants, was called Sleepy. The place seems to be under some kind of spell, […]...
5. Biography of Ambrose Bierce Ambrose Gwyneth Beers is an American satirist, journalist, and writer of short stories. Born in Meigs County, Ohio. After an excellent military service during the Civil War, he returned to journalism. In San Francisco, he wrote for the newspaper “News-Letter”, and became its editor in 1868. Soon Beers created himself a reputation as a satirical […]...
6. Summary Updike D. D John Hoyer Updike (born January 18, 1932 – January 27, 2009) is a famous American writer, author of 28 novels and 45 other books: collections of short stories, poems, essays. Born in Redding, he lived in Schillington, the same state of Pennsylvania until age 13. Father – school teacher, mother wrote stories. In 1954 he […]...
7. “Rip Van Winkle” by Irving in short summary At the foot of the Kaathsky Mountains is an ancient village, founded by Dutch settlers in the earliest period of colonization. In ancient times, when this region was still a British province, there lived in it a good-natured fellow named Rip Van Winkle. All his neighbors loved him, but his wife was so quarrelsome that […]...
8. From the history of discovery and research in North America Long before the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, Normans visited the inhabitants of the Scandinavian Peninsula. In the X century. they led Eirik Raudi from the island of Iceland set off across the expanses of the ocean to the west and reached an unknown land – the island of Greenland. A thousand years ago, […]...
9. Biography Dragunsky Victor Yuzefovich (1913 – 1972) Dragunsky Victor Yuzefovich (1913 – 1972), the prose writer. Born November 17 (30 N. s.) In New York. Since 1935 he was an actor, then he directed the ensemble of literary and theatrical parody “The Blue Bird” (1948 – 1958). Since 1940 he published feuilletons and humorous stories, later collected in the […]...
10. Biography of Jorge Luis Borges Jorge Luis Borges is an Argentine poet, critic and publicist. Born in the city of Buenos Aires. Borges was widely hailed as an outstanding Spanish-American writer. He was educated in Switzerland and then moved to Spain. There, Borges became a representative of ultra-ism, a poetic movement that followed the decline of modernism after the First […]...
11. Biography of James Baldwin James Baldwin is an American author, was born in New York. He spent his childhood in poverty in the slums of Harlem and at the age of 14 became a preacher in the Pentecostal Fireworks. His first novel, “Go forth from the mountain,” reflected his reflections as a young preacher. Two of these works in […]...
12. Biography of Art Buchwald Art Buchwald – American journalist and humorist, was born in New York. Living in Paris, he received in 1949 the position of editor of the humorous column of the magazine “New York Herald Tribune”. In 1962, he returned to the United States, where from 1967 to 2006, his humorous columns are simultaneously published in the […]...
13. Biography Aldridge James Aldridge (Aldridge) James (born 10.7.1918, White Hills, Victoria, Australia), an English writer and public figure. He studied at the Melbourne College of Commerce. In 1938 he moved to England. The work of a journalist and military correspondent who visited many fronts of the Second World War of 1939-45 became for O. the school of life […]...
14. The “ghost-ghost” of Irving in brief In the mountains of Odenwald in southern Germany stood the castle of Baron von Landshort. He fell into decay, but his owner – a proud descendant of the ancient genus Katsenelenbogen – tried to maintain the appearance of former grandeur. The baron had a beautiful daughter, brought up under the vigilant supervision of two unmarried […]...
15. Biography Ilf Ilya and Petrov Eugene ILF Ilya (real name – Ilya Arnoldovich Faisilberg) (1897 – 1937); Petrov Eugene (real name – Yevgeny Petrovich Kataev) (1903 – 1942) – satirical writers, authors of novels, short stories, feuilletons and essays written together. Ilf was born on October 3 (15th century) in Odessa in the family of a bank employee. In 1913, after […]...
16. Biography of Margaret Atwood Margaret Elinor Atwood is a Canadian writer and poetess, who was born in 1939. Her literary work addresses contemporary issues, such as: feminism, politics, the fate of Canada and Canadian literature, and the nature of mass society. Her most famous novel, The History of Slaves, is an American anti-utopia about the emergence of the rule […]...
17. Composition “My favorite magazine” Thanks to various media, it became much easier to learn the world news, trends and social trends. As for me, I get almost all the information from online resources, for example, from online newspapers and magazines. However, I still like to buy and read glossy magazines in the kiosks. In connection with the rapid development […]...
18. Biography Polevoy Boris Nikolayevich (1908 – 1981) Field (real name – Kampov) Boris Nikolayevich (1908 – 1981), a prose writer. Born March 4 (17 N. s.) In Moscow in the family of a lawyer. Children’s and teenage years passed in Tver, in the factory yard of the huge textile combine owned by Morozov. At home there was a good […]...
19. Biography Chukovsky Kornei Ivanovich (1882 – 1969) Chukovsky Kornei Ivanovich, real name Korneichukov Nikolai Vasilyevich (1882 – 1969), poet, prose writer, translator. Born March 19 (31 N. s.) In St. Petersburg. When he was three years old, his parents divorced, he stayed with his mother. Lived in the south, in poverty. He studied at the Odessa gymnasium, of the […]...
20. The history of discovery and exploration of South America Genoese sailor Christopher Columbus, having received the consent of the Spanish king, went to seek a sea route to India. In 1492 an expedition on three ships set off across the Atlantic Ocean to the west. On day 70, the sailors of Columbus saw the earth. So America was discovered. After the first voyage, Columbus […]...
21. Summary of Steppe AP Chekhov Steppe From the county town of the N-provincial province, a battered britzka departs in the July morning, in which the merchant Ivan Ivanovich Kuzmichev, the rector of the N-th church of Fr. Christopher of Syria (“a little long-haired old man”) and nephew of Kuzmichev’s boy Yegorushka of nine years, sent by his mother, […]...
22. Biography Lukash Ivan Sozontovich (1892 -) Lukash Ivan Sozontovich was born in St. Petersburg in 1892 in the family of a veteran of the Russo-Turkish War. He spent his childhood at the Academy of Arts, where his father served as a doorman and model. He graduated from the Faculty of St. Petersburg University. He first published a collection of […]...
23. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. Biography Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is a Russian writer, master of short stories and psychological plays. Chekhov the prose writer developed the traditions of Russian realistic prose of the nineteenth century, enriching them with elements of symbolism and impressionism. And as a playwright he created an innovative theater that opened a new page in the world of […]...
24. Biography of Thomas Cole Thomas Cole – American landscape painter, was born in England. In 1818, in the biography of Cole, he moved to the United States, he settled in Ohio, where he was struck by rural beauty. In 1825 the artist went to New York. There, his landscapes began to be highly appreciated. Mostly self-taught, Cole depicted places […]...
25. Biography Casey Stengel Casey Stengel is an American baseball player and manager, was born in Kansas City, Missouri. In the biography of Casey Stengel, professional baseball games began in 1910. From 1912 to 1925 he played for clubs Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Boston National League. Here, in the main league, he scored average points in the batting […]...
26. Biography Stevenson Robert Lewis Stevenson (Stevenson) Robert Lewis (13.11.1850, Edinburgh, – 3.12.1894, the island of Upolu, Samoa), an English writer. Scotsman by birth, son of an engineer. He graduated from the Faculty of Law of Edinburgh University (1875). He traveled a lot. Suffering a severe form of tuberculosis, from 1890 he lived on the islands of Samoa. The first […]...
27. Biography Krestovsky Vsevolod Vladimirovich (1840 – 1895) He was a student of the Faculty of History and Philology at St. Petersburg University, but he did not finish the course. Literary activity began with poems (a separate edition, St. Petersburg., 1862). Widespread fame he delivered in a sensational manner a great novel “Petersburg Slums”, published in the “Notes of the […]...
28. Biography of Lionel Feininger Lionel Feininger – American artist, illustrator, was born in New York. For his biography Feininger studied painting in Berlin, Hamburg, Paris. He was an illustrator and cartoonist of several periodicals in Paris and Germany. In addition, his humorous page was published weekly in the Chicago Tribune in 1906-1907, until Lionel moved to drawing for the […]...
29. Chekhov’s “steppe” in brief From the county town of the N-provincial province, a battered britzka departs in the July morning, in which the merchant Ivan Ivanovich Kuzmichev, the rector of the N-th church of Fr. Christopher of Syria and nephew of Kuzmichev Egorushka, a boy of nine, sent by his mother, Olga Ivanovna, the widow of the college secretary […]...
30. Biography Zhukov Dmitry Anatolyevich (p. 1927) Zhukov Dmitry Anatolyevich – novelist, literary critic, translator. He was born on August 20, 1927 in Grozny in the family of an oil engineer. A descendant of an ancient noble family, who gave Russia a voivode, governors, governors, diplomats and writers. In December 1944 he voluntarily joined the ranks of the Soviet Army. […]...
31. Biography of John Singleton Copley John Singleton Copley is an American portrait painter, was born in Boston. Copley is considered one of the greatest American masters. He studied with his stepfather, Peter Pelham, and also visited the studio Smiert and Fick. When the artist was 20 years old, Copley’s biography was already known as the story of a successful portrait […]...
32. Biography of Frank Baum Frank Baum – American journalist, playwright, author of children’s stories, was born in Chittenango, New York. Frank together with his family moved to South Dakota in 1888, where he began working in the newspaper. Then in 1891 the family moved to Chicago, Frank Baum and there began to work as a journalist. His first book […]...
33. Summary “Steppe” by Chekhov From the county town of the N-provincial province, a battered britzka departs in the July morning, in which the merchant Ivan Ivanovich Kuzmichev, the rector of the N-th church of Fr. Christopher of Syria (“a little long-haired old man”) and nephew of Kuzmichev’s boy Yegorushka of nine years, sent by his mother, Olga Ivanovna, the […]...
34. Biography of Twain Mark Twain (Twain) Mark [alias; real name Samuel Lenghorn Clemens (30.11.1835, Florida, Missouri, 21.4.1910, Redding, Connecticut), an American writer. He spent his childhood in the town of Hannibal (Mississippi). From 1853 he roamed the country, was a pilot on the Mississippi, a miner in the silver mines of Nevada, a gold digger in California, a journalist. […]...
35. The biography of Mikhail Baryshnikov Mikhail Baryshnikov – Russian-American dancer, choreographer, was born in Riga, Latvia. The training of Baryshnikov’s choreography took place in Riga, then he performed with the ballet Kirov Ballet from 1966 to 1974. Being highly esteemed, extremely popular among the Soviet people, in 1974 he began to speak with Western groups. So from 1974 to 1978, […]...
36. Summary “Winnie the Pooh and All Everything” Milna Winnie the Pooh – a teddy bear, a great friend of Christopher Robin. With him there are a variety of stories. One day, going out into the clearing, Winnie the Pooh sees a tall oak tree, at the top of which something is buzzing: zhzhzhzhzhzhzh! In vain no one will buzz, and Winnie the Pooh […]...
37. Brief History of New York V. Irving The History of New York In one of the New York hotels in 1808, a short, nimble little old man settled and lived there for a long time, paying nothing to the owners, so they eventually became worried and began to make inquiries about who he and than is engaged. Having found out […]...
38. Summary “A Thousand and One Nights” “Thousand and One Nights” is a collection of fairy tales in Arabic, which became world famous thanks to the French translation of A. Gallan (incomplete, published from 1704 to 1717). The question of the origin and development of the “1001 Nights” has not been fully clarified to this day. Attempts to look for the ancestral […]...
39. “Winnie the Pooh and all-all-everything” Milna in brief summary Winnie the Pooh – a teddy bear, a great friend of Christopher Robin. With him there are a variety of stories. One day, going out into the clearing, Winnie the Pooh sees a tall oak tree, at the top of which something is buzzing: zhzhzhzhzhzhzh! In vain no one will buzz, and Winnie the Pooh […]...
40. Summary Winnie the Pooh and all-all-all AA Milne Winnie the Pooh and all-all-all Winnie the Pooh is a teddy bear, a great friend of Christopher Robin. With him there are a variety of stories. One day, going out into the clearing, Winnie the Pooh sees a tall oak tree, at the top of which something is buzzing: zhzhzhzhzhzhzh! In vain no […]...