"All that mankind has done, thought, gained or been: it is lying as in magic preservation in the pages of books." | ![]() A monthly magazine for truth, faith, and logic. | Issue V, January 2005 |
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A Case for Premodernism The Gyres and Gimbles of Modern Verse Cave-Dwellers and Shadow-Lovers Honor to Whom Honor Forma: or, the Importance of Form Sign up to receive e-mails on updates and new issues: Privacy Policy Primum Mobile Staff: Paul Lytle Daniel Morgan Anastasia P. Lytle Louis A. Markos Primum Mobile is a monthly web magazine. This issue and all its contents are © Copyright 2004-2005 by the editors. All rights reserved. |
LettersPrimum Mobile Magazine welcomes feedback from any of our readers, and will publish many reader letters here. If you wish to send a letter to our editors, please use our Respondere page. To the Most Esteemed Publishers of Primum &c., Good morrow to you in America and abroad. It pleases me to write in to a magazine I find utterly charming in its antiquated philosophy and bold rabble-rousing spirit and truly providential in its moral rectitude. Much like you I divest much of my efforts into rehabilitating the soddy state of antiquarian interests and the foppery that passes for ideas of worth to-day. To this point, I would fain your periodic readers would be replenished in such Delight were you to devote an issue entirely to those very traditions, most lawful in their declamation, that precede and eclipse your own modern era; such an endeavor would not fail to elicit pandemic and, indeed, primeval Joy wedded with the most fruitful Instruction whence we may please God. Beyond this, I only pray to commend and honour the studied practice of ancient works; one gains Discipline beyond one’s years in such matters, however, humbly requesting that the scrivener named Morgan, if it please him, to refrain from his rough-shod lyrics reminiscent of my own imping pen, perchance to pursue his particular omnium-gatherum style of the prosaic essay. In God’s Name, Cheers and Adieu.
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