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| 223-227 | Notes on Three Sonnets Attributed to Francisco de Figueroa J. P. Wickersham Crawford doi:10.2307/3713083 | Cite |
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| 253-256 | Review of Nino Tamassia, S. Francesco e la sua Leggenda; W. Heywood, The Little Flowers of the Glorious Messer St. Francis and of His Friars Lonsdale Ragg doi:10.2307/3713086 | Cite |
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| 257-258 | Review of , Bibliotheca Hispanica. Vol. XIV. Libro de los engaños los asayamientos de las mugeres J. Fitzmaurice-Kelly doi:10.2307/3713088 | Cite |
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| 258-259 | Review of Julio Puyol y Alonso, El Arcipreste de Hita. Estudio crítico J. Fitzmaurice-Kelly doi:10.2307/3713089 | Cite |
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| 261-264 | Review of Charlton M. Lewis, The Principles of English Verse T. B. Rudmose-Brown doi:10.2307/3713092 | Cite |
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| 265 | Review of Thomas R. Lounsbury, The First Editors of Shakespeare (Pope and Theobald). The Story of the First Shakespearian Controversy and of the Earliest Attempt at Establishing a Critical Text of Shakespeare A. R. Waller doi:10.2307/3713093 | Cite |
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| 271-272 | Review of Albert Eichler, John Hookham Frere. Sein Leben und seine Werke, sein Einfluss auf Lord Byron Antonia Young doi:10.2307/3713095 | Cite |
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| 273-277 | Review of J. Minor, Friedrich Schlegel, 1794-1802. Seine prosaischen Jugendschriften; I. Rouge, Erläuterungen zu Friedrich Schlegels 'Lucinde'; Marie Joachimi, Die Weltanschauung der deutschen Romantik J. G. Robertson doi:10.2307/3713096 | Cite |
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| 277-278 | Review of Frank C. Nicholson, Old German Love Songs. Translated from the Minnesingers of the Twelfth to the Fourteenth Centuries F. E. Sandbach doi:10.2307/3713097 | Cite |
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| 278-280 | Review of Jacob N. Beam, Die ersten deutschen Übersetzungen englischer Lustspiele im achtzehnten Jahrhundert Jessie Crosland doi:10.2307/3713098 | Cite |
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