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Welcome, Stranger, Donnell Hunter
Couplets For An Only Son, Brad L. Roghaar
Rattler, John Sterling Harris
The World Of Men, John Sterling Harris
The Age Of Wonders, John Sterling Harris
The River Sidon, Randall L. Hall
Unto Tarshish, Laura Hamblin
Subduction Zone, Dianna Black
Wyoming, Kathryn R. Ashworth
A Gathering Storm, R. Blain Andrus
Chaucer's Sense Of An Ending, Colleen Donnelly
Chaucer's Sense Of An Ending, Colleen Donnelly
Quidditas
The problem of closure plagued Chaucer throughout his career, and critics have continued to point out his 'inability" to end or finish many of his poems. This lack of closure often frustrates the casual reader and perplexes the serious scholar, leaving both to wonder if Chaucer was incapable of bringing his poems to an end or if he simply intended to tease his audience with such inconclusiveness. Neither answer is quite satisfactory. To understand that this inconclusiveness was deliberately created by Chaucer the master poet, and not by Chaucer resignedly handing the pen over to the befuddled persona whoo records …
The Twentieth Maine Regiment At Gettysburg, Clinton F. Larson
The Twentieth Maine Regiment At Gettysburg, Clinton F. Larson
BYU Studies Quarterly
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Cycle Of Mothers And Daughters, Cherie L. Burket
Cycle Of Mothers And Daughters, Cherie L. Burket
BYU Studies Quarterly
No abstract provided.