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An Introduction To The Poetry Of T.S. Eliot : A Selective Handbook, Jean Katherine Collins

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T. S. Eliot, one of the most discussed poets of our time, has registered a deep and sincere concern for the plight of modern society. That concern is mirrored in his poetry where he has spoken his message to those who will hear it. He seems to have put a supersensitive finger on the pulse of the world's ills, and has suggested what he believes to be the only solution.

The Comtist Strain In The Novels Of George Eliot, James Donald Barry

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Ellen Glasgow's Virginia : The Background Of Her Novels, Ruth Jones Wilkins

Master's Theses

Ellen Glasgow's native state, the Commonwealth of Virginia, was a constituent portion of her. "I am Virginian in every drop of my blood and pulse of my heart...," she said. With her Virginia she wove a rich background for her novels. At times the cloth was homespun like the background of the Burrs in THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE; at other times it was of a finer texture as in VIRGINIA; yet again it was a rich tapestry for people like the Archibalds in THE SHELTERED LIFE.

Ellen Glasgow has contributed to world literature, in polished, exquisite form, an unbiased …

A Study Of The Religious Life And Opinions Of Samuel Johnson, Ll.D., Ella Mcelligott

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Satirical Methods In Eight Novels Of Evelyn Waugh, Joseph Thomas Mcintyre

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Francis Thompson : Poet Of Divine Love, Robert Joseph Mayer

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The Development Of Shakespearean Character Analysis In England From 1665 To 1786, Harry F. Sebastian

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An Aristotelian Theory Of Comedy As Exemplified In The Comic Characters Of The Canterbury Tales, Clarice Asbury

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