[DOC] [TLE] Pierce Egan - Wikipedia [PAR] Pierce Egan (17721849) was a British journalist, sportswriter, and writer on 
popular culture. ... Don Atyeo wrote in his study of Violence in Sport (1979) that ... 
Literature; "Egan, Pierce James", Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism, 
ed. [DOC] [TLE] Why Boxing is Called the Sweet Science | iSport.com [PAR] Pierce Egan was a British journalist and sportswriter in the early 1800s. ... with 
knowledgeable writing concerning the most popular illegal sport of the time. ... 
and Sugar Ray Leonard both received their nicknames from the phrase sweet 
science. ... coined by Egan in the early 19th century, The Sweet Science of 
Bruising.. [DOC] [TLE] Amazon.com: Boxing: A Concise History of the Sweet Science ... [PAR] Editorial Reviews. Review. Gems presents a dynamic history of boxing from the 
death fights in ... Sports fans have long been fascinated with boxing and the 
brutal ... boxers such as Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Sugar Ray Robinson, Oscar 
De La Hoya, ... From the books of 19th-century writers Pierce Egan and Henry 
Downes... [DOC] [TLE] Boxing - Dictionary definition of Boxing | Encyclopedia.com: FREE ... [PAR] No other sport arouses the degree of fascination and distaste as the "Noble Art," 
nor has ... In the early nineteenth century, for instance, Tom Molyneux, the son 
and ... The colorful "Sugar Ray" Robinson was a showman in the Johnson 
tradition, but he, .... From the chronicler of the English Prize Ring, Pierce Egan, 
author of... [DOC] [TLE] Richmond Unchained | Boxing News - BoxNation [PAR] Oct 23, 2015 ... A look at the life and times of nineteenth-century boxer Bill Richmond and ... His 
motives in befriending Molineaux cannot be solely attributed to altruism. ... Pierce 
Egan later wrote, It will not be forgotten, if justice holds the scales, that ... Sugar 
Ray Robinson: You always say, 'I'll quit when I start to slide. [DOC] [TLE] Spring 2008 - Archives provinciales [PAR] Frank Morehouse, Joan Pearce, ... roughhouse days of 19th Century. ... The drug
-inspired catch-phrase ... Some of this was attributed to ... these fishermen of 
Shippegan and Miscou staged a tax protest at Bathurst in 1965. .... created by 
Fredericton author Mary ..... sports and other visitors. ... Sugar Ray [Robinson] 
and. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Boxing: A Cultural History" - Internet Archive [PAR] The first evidence of the sport can be found in Mesopotamian stone reliefs from 
the ...... The journalist Pierce Egan described sparring as 'a mock encounter; but, 
at the ...... during the early decades of the nineteenth century, writers and artists 
found in ...... 36 Sugar Ray Robinson is a kind of interregnum figure in the history 
of... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "A dictionary of slang and colloquial English" [PAR] The Scoundrel's Dictionary; or, An Explanation of the Cant- words used by ..... as 
a newspaper when writing up murder, divorce, and other sensations. ... [This 
accepted figurative use of the nautical phrase was rare prior to the nineteenth 
century.] ...... present century to a man of fashion ; e.g. Corinthian Tom, hi Pierce 
Egan's... [DOC] [TLE] Freeman Institute Black History Collection -- oldest piece is dated ... [PAR] 19th Century painting of a corn-cob-pipe-smoking African American woman who 
.... On the part affixed to the door is an image of the African slave with the words, 
... The great Pierce Egan, who described the American as "The Tremendous ...... 
of the famous boxer, Sugar Ray Robinson's appearance in "Excursion" an NBC... [DOC] [TLE] unfettering poetry: fancy in british romanticism - Palgrave Connect [PAR] 10.1057/9781403982834 - Unfettering Poetry, Jeffrey C. Robinson. Cop ..... 
nineteenth-century poetry of Blake, Hlderlin, Dickinson, Baudelaire,. Rimbaud, 
and others ..... these writers commits himself to the word fancy, each could be 
said to ..... boxingPierce Egan's Real Life in London, J. H. Reynolds's The 
Fancy, and. [DOC] [TLE]

Question: This phrase for the sport of Sugar Ray Robinson is attributed to 19th century writer Pierce Egan
Answer: The Sweet Science