ダウンロード The Devil's Dictionary (Illustrated): With contemporary illustrations and the look of any new dictionary (modern fonts, two-column pages,starting and ending words on top of page) (English Edition) 本

The Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce is a great repository of brutally frank and unusually cynical descriptions for popular words and phrases in English. Initially, it appeared piecemeal in his California newspaper and was later compiled into a volume in his collected works. He was a writer of supernatural stories in the tradition of Edgar Allan Poe. His stories were published in two volumes: Tales of Soldiers and Civilians (1892) and Can Such Things Be? (1893). The last we know of him was when he travelled to strife-torn Mexico in 1913. The Devil's Dictionary remains his most famous work. This illustrated 2020 version by V. Subhash: uses the original text by Bierce in its unabridged form including the errors and foreign-language text from the printed version excluding instances of '[sic]' (but marked in grayscale) and some errors found in the Project Guttenberg extract excluding three words involving Islamic faith (strictly for health reasons) reordering of two out-of-order words is illustrated with caricatures of the current climate of political correctness, mainstream media fake news, intolerance of contrarian views, promotion of Socialism/Communism and other divide-and-rule tactics that play into the hands of the globalist kleptocracy has the easy-on-the-eye look of any new dictionary modern fonts two-column pages starting and ending words in the header and footer of each page A note to students: Most of the names attributed to quotations and written works in the dictionary are not real. WARNING: If you consider yourself as a woke, liberal, Leftie, Progressive, Socialist, Communist, Feminist... then this book is not for you. This book by Bierce is a product of its time and may not match your unrealistic expectations.