Sir Archy

I'm sure if Sir Archy were alive, he'd have something to say about this.

Lighten up. It's just fashion. Ann Althouse 2009

I'm sure if Sir Archy were alive, he'd have something to say about this.

Lighten up. It's just fashion. Ann Althouse 2009

Nicolini was Handel's most famous castrato who starred in Rinaldo, and let Addison into such a field of raillery, which I think Sir Archy once covered for this blog.

An Althouse blog fund-raiser. Ann Althouse 2009

I'm sure if Sir Archy were alive he'd have something to say about this.

Lighten up. It's just fashion. Ann Althouse 2009

You can be like Sir Archy and just 'keep on blogging', even after death.

The man who wrote "100 Things to Do Before You Die" died -- at age 47 -- in a fall at his house in L.A. Ann Althouse 2008

Sir Archy Labels: gender politics, Hillary, Hitchens, impeachment, Jac, racial politics, Sir Archy posted by Ann Althouse at 7:37 AM

"People who think with their epidermis or their genitalia or their clan are the problem to begin with." Ann Althouse 2008

We have poetry by ricpic taking Sippican Cottage's place, and Sir Archy is a welcome voice from the past.

"Shame on you," says Bill Clinton, if you're worried the Hillary campaign is exploiting race. Ann Althouse 2008

Well, if Sir Archy wants to be the official Althouse Inspector of Lunaticks—and he'll obviously have plenty of scope around here—I nominate Tibore as the Althouse Inspector of Truthers.

"Lon Ponschock: Althouse should be willing to debate." Ann Althouse 2008

Maybe if you talked that 18th Century English like Sir Archy.

Did yesterday's hostage crisis teach us anything about Hillary Clinton? Ann Althouse 2007

They dart around, Sir Archy again leading: but this position he does not hold throughout the first mile: he gradually falls behind, and when they pass the winning-post he is fifty yards in the rear.

Southern Literature From 1579-1895 A comprehensive review, with copious extracts and criticisms for the use of schools and the general reader Louise Manly 1896