Do not look for Analytic Date-words in the following cases until you have first memorised my Correlations or your own. You can then review the examples and easily find Analytic Date-words if you are _sufficiently acquainted_ with the facts of the cases, as: Lord Beaconsfield (18)05, { S}a{ l}ient.[J] Here is a supposed Analytic formula by English Liberals, of Gladstone's birth:--Gladstone--"{ S}u{ p}reme" (18)09; by Foreigners--"{ S}u{ p}ereminent;" by Tories, "{ S}{ p}oliator;" by Home Rulers--"{ S}u{ p}porter;" by Parnellites--"A{ s}{ p}erser;" by Churchmen--"{ S}{ p}iritual;" by Agnostics--"{ S}u{ p}erstitious;" by Unionists--"{ S}e{ p}aratist;" by admirers of eloquence--"{ S}{ p}ellbinder;" by decriers of speaking--"{ S}{ p}outer."
[J] One of the meanings of "Salient" is "to force itself on the attention." Recall his threat when coughed down on the occasion of his maiden speech in the House of Commons. "You will hear me" (18)05.
1. Memorise the correlation you make. 2. Do you find it difficult to get analytic date-words? 3. What is necessary in order to get them readily?
_Lord Beaconsfield_ ... beacon ... the rock ... { t}he { v}e{ s}se{ l} [born 1805] ... Vessel ... anchor ... hope ... { t}o ha{ v}e { f}ai{ t}h [died 1881]
_Mr. Gladstone_ ... gladness ... sorrow ... { t}he hea{ v}y { s}o{ b} [born 1809] ... heavywaters ... Noah's flood ... few saved ... { t}oo { f}ew { m}e{ n} [M. P. in 1832]
_Napoleon Bonaparte_ ... banishment ... embarkation ... { T}oo{ k} { sh}i{ p} [born 1769] ... Took ship ... masthead ... Godhead ... { D}i{ v}i{ n}i{ t}y ... [died 1821]
_Robert Burns_ ... Scottish poet ... map of Scotland ... map of the World ... { T}he { g}{ l}o{ b}e [born 1759] ... "The Globe" ... newspaper ... page ... Wai{ t}i{ ng} { p}a{ g}e ... [died 1796]
_Oliver Goldsmith_ ... poverty ... plenty ... { T}oo{ k} e{ n}ou{ gh} [born 1728] ... "bread enough" ... prodigal son ... { Th}e you{ ng}e{ r} [died 1774]
_Nelson_ ... Britain's bulwark ... Whi{ t}e { cl}if{ f} [born 1758] ... Whi{ t}e { f}os{ s}i{ l} [died 1805]
_Cardinal Wolsey_ ... butcher ... steel ... straight ... { D}i{ r}e{ ct} [born 1471] ... point ... horns ... { D}i{ l}e{ m}ma{ s} [died 1530]
_Cardinal Newman_ ... "kindly light" ... { V}e{ s}{ t}a [born 1801] ... fire goddess ... sun god ... { Ph}œ{ b}u{ s} [died 1890]