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80-91 | Samuel Johnson's Text of 'King Lear': 'Dull Duty' Reassessed Shirley White Johnston doi:10.2307/3506391 | Cite |
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101-112 | The Mirror and the Lute: Wordsworth's Fine Art of Poetic Auscultation William C. Stephenson doi:10.2307/3506393 | Cite |
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113-119 | Ultimate Affirmation: A Critical Analysis of Wordsworth's Sonnet, 'Composed upon Westminster Bridge', and the Image of the City in 'The Prelude' Harvey Peter Sucksmith doi:10.2307/3506394 | Cite |
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194-201 | The Governess's Feelings and the Argument from Textual Revision of 'The Turn of the Screw' David Timms doi:10.2307/3506400 | Cite |
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202 | Review of James Thorpe, The Use of Manuscripts in Literary Research: Problems of Access and Literary Property Rights K. W. Humphreys doi:10.2307/3506401 | Cite |
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202-204 | Review of Randolph Quirk, The Linguist and the English Language Simeon Potter doi:10.2307/3506402 | Cite |
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204-206 | Review of Gerald Prince, A Grammar of Stories: An Introduction Cristopher Nash doi:10.2307/3506403 | Cite |
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207-208 | Review of Arne Zettersten, A Critical Facsimile Edition of Thomas Batchelor, 'An Orthoëpical Analysis of the English Language' and 'An Orthoëpical Analysis of the Dialect of Bedfordshire' (1809). Part I Simeon Potter doi:10.2307/3506404 | Cite |
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208 | Review of Willy Elmer, The Terminology of Fishing: A Survey of English and Welsh Inshore-Fishing Things and Words T. R. Henn doi:10.2307/3506405 | Cite |
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208-209 | Review of P. S. Jolliffe, A Check-List of Middle English Prose Writings of Spiritual Guidance Anne Hudson doi:10.2307/3506406 | Cite |
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209-210 | Review of Peter Rickard, Alan Deyermond, Peter King, David Blamires, Michael Lapidge, Derek Brewer, Medieval Comic Tales Gloria Cigman doi:10.2307/3506407 | Cite |
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210-211 | Review of Beryl Rowland, Chaucer and Middle English Studies in Honour of Rossell Hope Robbins Rita Wilson doi:10.2307/3506408 | Cite |
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211-213 | Review of Jerome Mitchell, William Provost, Chaucer the Love Poet Derek Pearsall doi:10.2307/3506409 | Cite |
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213-214 | Review of Stephen Knight, Rymyng Craftily: Meaning in Chaucer's Poetry Stanley Hussey doi:10.2307/3506410 | Cite |
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216-217 | Review of Claus Uhlig, Chaucer und die Armut: Zum Prinzip der kontextuellen Wahrheit in den 'Canterbury Tales' Derek Pearsall doi:10.2307/3506412 | Cite |
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217 | Review of Götz Schmitz, The Middel Weie. Stil- und Aufbauformen in John Gowers 'Confessio Amantis' Rita Wilson doi:10.2307/3506413 | Cite |
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217-218 | Review of R. M. Lumiansky, David Mills, The Chester Mystery Cycle A. C. Cawley doi:10.2307/3506414 | Cite |
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222-223 | Review of Humphrey Tonkin, Spenser's Courteous Pastoral: Book Six of the 'Faerie Queene' David R. Shore doi:10.2307/3506417 | Cite |
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223-225 | Review of Patrick Cullen, Infernal Triad: The Flesh, the World, and the Devil in Spenser and Milton Mary Ann Radzinowicz doi:10.2307/3506418 | Cite |
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225-227 | Review of J. G. Nichols, The Poetry of Sir Philip Sidney: An Interpretation in the Context of His Life and Times R. F. Hill doi:10.2307/3506419 | Cite |
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227-228 | Review of S. Schoenbaum, Alan C. Dessen, Renaissance Drama. New Series, 5 (1972): Essays Principally on Comedy J. A. B. Somerset doi:10.2307/3506420 | Cite |
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229 | Review of Mathilde Benedukt, Bild und Bedeutung in der elisabethanischen Tragödie zwischen 1550 und 1600 Werner Habicht doi:10.2307/3506421 | Cite |
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230-231 | Review of Hans-Joachim Hermes, Die Lieder im anonymen englischen Renaissance-Drama, 1580-1603 Dieter Mehl doi:10.2307/3506422 | Cite |
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231-232 | Review of Charlotte N. Clay, The Role of Anxiety in English Tragedy, 1580-1642 Gordon Williams doi:10.2307/3506423 | Cite |
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234 | Review of Irving Ribner, Christopher Marlowe's 'Tamburlaine' Part One and Part Two: Text and Major Criticism J. C. Maxwell doi:10.2307/3506425 | Cite |
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235-236 | Review of Claude J. Summers, Christopher Marlowe and the Politics of Power Roma Gill doi:10.2307/3506426 | Cite |
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236-238 | Review of Geoffrey Bullough, Narrative and Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare. Volume Eight: Romances Kenneth Muir doi:10.2307/3506427 | Cite |
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239-240 | Review of Patrick Swinden, An Introduction to Shakespeare's Comedies Ernest Schanzer doi:10.2307/3506429 | Cite |
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240 | Review of Jörg Hasler, Shakespeare's Theatrical Notation: The Comedies John Russell Brown doi:10.2307/3506430 | Cite |
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241 | Review of Gino J. Matteo, Shakespeare's Othello: The Study and the Stage, 1604-1904 Kenneth Muir doi:10.2307/3506431 | Cite |
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242-244 | Review of Brian Vickers, Shakespeare: The Critical Heritage. Volume One: 1623-1692 G. Bullough doi:10.2307/3506433 | Cite |
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244-245 | Review of Ben Jonson, Alvin B. Kernan, F. H. Mares, The Alchemist R. B. Parker doi:10.2307/3506434 | Cite |
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246-247 | Review of William Blissett, Julian Patrick, R. W. Van Fossen, A Celebration of Ben Jonson J. B. Bamborough doi:10.2307/3506435 | Cite |
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247-248 | Review of Marilyn L. Johnson, Images of Women in the Works of Thomas Heywood Juliet Dusinberre doi:10.2307/3506436 | Cite |
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248-250 | Review of Florence Ali, Opposing Absolutes: Conviction and Convention in John Ford's Plays Peter Davison doi:10.2307/3506437 | Cite |
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250-251 | Review of Everard Guilpin, D. Allen Carroll, Skialetheia, or a Shadow of Truth, in Certaine Epigrams and Satires John Buxton doi:10.2307/3506438 | Cite |
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255-256 | Review of John Taylor, Iohn Taylor, All the Workes of Iohn Taylor the Water-Poet (1630) Arthur Colby Sprague doi:10.2307/3506441 | Cite |
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256-257 | Review of Robert H. Deming, Ceremony and Art: Robert Herrick's Poetry Robert Wilcher doi:10.2307/3506442 | Cite |
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258-259 | Review of A. Leigh Deneef, 'This Poetick Liturgie': Robert Herrick's Ceremonial Mode Paulina Palmer doi:10.2307/3506443 | Cite |
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259-260 | Review of H. F. Lippincott, Nicholas Le Strange, 'Merry Passages and Jeasts': A Manuscript Notebook of Sir Nicholas Le Strange (1603-1655) J. A. B. Somerset doi:10.2307/3506444 | Cite |
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260-261 | Review of Ted-Larry Pebworth, Claude J. Summers, Owen Felltham, The Poems of Owen Felltham, 1604?-1668 T. R. Langley doi:10.2307/3506445 | Cite |
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262-263 | Review of David Shelley Berkeley, Inwrought with Figures Dim: A Reading of Milton's 'Lycidas' Joseph Anthony Wittreich Jr. doi:10.2307/3506446 | Cite |
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264-265 | Review of George R. Guffey, Andrew Marvell, A Concordance to the English Poems of Andrew Marvell Robert Wilcher doi:10.2307/3506447 | Cite |
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265-266 | Review of A. E. Dyson, The English Novel: Select Bibliographical Guides Sheila M. Smith doi:10.2307/3506448 | Cite |
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266-267 | Review of Michael W. Alssid, Dryden's Rhymed Heroic Tragedies: A Critical Study of the Plays and of Their Place in Dryden's Poetry William Myers doi:10.2307/3506449 | Cite |
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267-269 | Review of John Adlard, The Debt to Pleasure: John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, in the Eyes of His Contemporaries and in His Own Poetry and Prose David M. Vieth doi:10.2307/3506450 | Cite |
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269-270 | Review of Thomas Southerne, The Wive's Excuse; Or, Cuckolds Make Themselves James Leach doi:10.2307/3506451 | Cite |
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270-272 | Review of Paul Fritz, David Williams, The Triumph of Culture: Eighteenth-Century Perspectives G. S. Rousseau doi:10.2307/3506452 | Cite |
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273-275 | Review of Leon Guilhamet, The Sincere Ideal: Studies on Sincerity in Eighteenth-Century English Literature Donald Greene doi:10.2307/3506453 | Cite |
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275-278 | Review of Richard Gravil, Swift, 'Gulliver's Travels': A Casebook Colin J. Horne doi:10.2307/3506454 | Cite |
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278-281 | Review of Colley Cibber, Maureen Sullivan, Three Sentimental Comedies (Love's Last Shift; The Careless Husband; The Lady's Last Stake Peter Lewis doi:10.2307/3506455 | Cite |
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282-283 | Review of Mark Kinkead-Weekes, Samuel Richardson: Dramatic Novelist Andrew Wright doi:10.2307/3506456 | Cite |
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283-285 | Review of Elizabeth Bergen Brophy, Samuel Richardson: The Triumph of Craft Margaret Anne Doody doi:10.2307/3506457 | Cite |
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286-287 | Review of Harold Orel, English Romantic Poets and the Enlightenment: Nine Essays on a Literary Relationship Geoffrey Carnall doi:10.2307/3506459 | Cite |
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287-288 | Review of Raymond Benoit, Single Nature's Double Name: The Collectedness of the Conflicting in British and American Romanticism Richard Gravil doi:10.2307/3506460 | Cite |
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288 | Review of Wordsworth Circle, W. J. B. Owen, Wordsworth's Literary Criticism J. C. Maxwell doi:10.2307/3506461 | Cite |
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289 | Review of Alan Bell, Scott Bicentenary Essays: Selected Papers Read at the Sir Walter Scott Bicentenary Conference James Kinsley doi:10.2307/3506462 | Cite |
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289-290 | Review of Lars Hartveit, Dream within a Dream: A Thematic Approach to Scott's Vision of Fictional Reality Andrew Hook doi:10.2307/3506463 | Cite |
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290-293 | Review of John Beer, Coleridge's Variety: Bicentenary Studies J. H. Alexander doi:10.2307/3506464 | Cite |
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293-294 | Review of Patricia Beer, 'Reader, I Married Him': A Study of the Women Characters of Jane Austen, Charlotte Brontë, Elizabeth Gaskell, and George Eliot Tom Winnifrith doi:10.2307/3506465 | Cite |
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296-297 | Review of Joseph A. Kestner, III, Jane Austen: Spatial Structure of Thematic Variations Margaret Anne Doody doi:10.2307/3506467 | Cite |
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297-298 | Review of William H. Hildebrand, Shelley's Polar Paradise: A Reading of 'Prometheus Unbound' P. H. Butter doi:10.2307/3506468 | Cite |
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298-300 | Review of Maurice-Paul Gautier, Captain Frederick Marryat: L'Homme et l'œuvre Sylvère Monod doi:10.2307/3506469 | Cite |
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300 | Review of Mark Storey, The Poetry of John Clare: A Critical Introduction John D. Jump doi:10.2307/3506470 | Cite |
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300-302 | Review of Robert Bernard Martin, The Triumph of Wit: A Study of Victorian Comic Theory Stuart M. Tave doi:10.2307/3506471 | Cite |
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302-303 | Review of Egbert Faas, Poesie als Psychogramm: Die dramatisch-monologische Verdichtung im viktorianischen Zeitalter John Rignall doi:10.2307/3506472 | Cite |
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305-306 | Review of Merton M. Sealts, Jr., The Journals and Miscellaneous Notebooks of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Volume Ten: 1847-1848 Carl Bode doi:10.2307/3506474 | Cite |
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306-308 | Review of John Carey, The Violent Effigy: A Study of Dickens' Imagination Harvey Peter Sucksmith doi:10.2307/3506475 | Cite |
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308-310 | Review of Anne Lohrli, 'Household Words': A Weekly Journal, 1850-1859, Conducted by Charles Dickens. Table of Contents, List of Contributors and Their Contributions, Based on the 'Household Words' Office Book in the Morris L. Parrish Collection of Victorian Novelists, Princeton K. J. Fielding doi:10.2307/3506476 | Cite |
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313-314 | Review of J. R. Watson, Browning, 'Men and Women' and Other Poems: A Casebook Philip Drew doi:10.2307/3506479 | Cite |
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316-317 | Review of Marc Reboul, Charles Kingsley: La Formation d'une personnalité et son affirmation littéraire (1819-1850) Sylvère Monod doi:10.2307/3506481 | Cite |
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319-321 | Review of John Emerson Todd, Emily Dickinson's Use of the Persona Richard Kuhns doi:10.2307/3506484 | Cite |
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322-323 | Review of Kathleen Blake, Play, Games, and Sport: The Literary Works of Lewis Carroll Jenny Mezciems doi:10.2307/3506485 | Cite |
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323-324 | Review of Frank Miller Turner, Between Science and Religion: The Reaction to Scientific Naturalism in Late Victorian England Ian Ousby doi:10.2307/3506486 | Cite |
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324-325 | Review of Colin Smythe, Lady Gregory, Seventy Years: Being the Autobiography of Lady Gregory Phillip L. Marcus doi:10.2307/3506487 | Cite |
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326-327 | Review of J. L. Wisenthal, The Marriage of Contraries: Bernard Shaw's Middle Plays Kenneth Muir doi:10.2307/3506488 | Cite |
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328-329 | Review of Adalaide Kirby Morris, Wallace Stevens: Imagination and Faith Allan Rodway doi:10.2307/3506490 | Cite |
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330-331 | Review of Mowbray Allan, T. S. Eliot's Impersonal Theory of Poetry D. E. S. Maxwell doi:10.2307/3506492 | Cite |
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331-333 | Review of Joseph W. Reed, Jr., Faulkner's Narrative; François Pitavy, Gillian E. Cook, Faulkner's 'Light in August' B. R. Harding doi:10.2307/3506493 | Cite |
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