See also the articles by M. Scherer, in Le Temps, 18 Feb., 1868; by M. Reuss, in the Revue critique d'histoire, 1868; by M. de Wiss, in the Journal de Geneve, 7 July, 1868; also Revue critique, 17 July, 1869; Journal de Geneve, 24 Oct., 1868; Gazette de Lausanne, feuilleton litteraire, 2-5 Nov., 1868, "Les origines de la confederation suisse," par M. Secretan; Edinburgh Review, Jan., 1869, "The Legend of Tell and Rutli."英文原著 · 《Myths and Myth-Makers》
Ebbinghaus: ber das Gedchtnis. Leipzig 1885. Cattell: Mind, Vols. 11-15. (Articles.) J. Bourdon: Influence de l'Age sur la Memoire Immdiate. Revue Philosophlque, Vol. Krpelin: ber Erinnerungstusehungen.英文原著 · 《Criminal Psychology》
le Docteur Tautain, "Notes sur les Croyances et Pratiques Religieuses des Banmanas", "Revue d'Ethnographie", III. (1885), pages 396 sq.; A. Rancon, "Dans la Haute-Gambie, Voyage d'Exploration Scientifique" (Paris, 1894), page 445.)英文原著 · 《Darwin and Modern Science》
A sketch of the principal argument of this section was published in Eng. Rev., xi. 13, as a review of Keutgen's Untersuchungen �ber den Ursprung der deutschen Stadtverfassung. The origin of the French and German towns bas become the theme of a large and very interesting literature. A good introduction to this will be found in an article by M. Pirenne, L'origine des constitutions urbaines, Revue historique, liii. 52, lvii. 293, and an article by Mr Ashley, Quarterly Journal of Economics, vol.英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》
Pirenne, Revue historique, lvii. 75: 'Toutes les villes anciennes [en Flandre] s'y forment au bord des eaux et portent le nom caract�ristique de portus, c'est-?dire de d�barcad�res. C'est de ce mot portus que vient le mot flamand poorter, qui d�signe le bourgeois.' See D. i, 181 b: 'in Hereford Port.'英文原著 · 《Domesday Book and Beyond》
"When Browning wrote this poem, he knew that the mastership or pupilship of Fra Lippo to Masaccio (called `Guidi' in the poem), and vice versa, was a moot point; but in making Fra Lippi the master, he followed the best authority he had access to, the last edition of Vasari, as he stated in a Letter to the `Pall Mall' at the time, in answer to M. Etienne [a writer in the `Revue des deux Mondes'.] Since then, he finds that the latest enquirer into the subject, Morelli, believes the fact is the other way, and that Fra Lippo was the pupil." -- B. Papers, Pt. II, p.英文原著 · 《Introduction to Robert Browning》