... the tragedies, King Lear is singled out for a spirited defense. A. C. HAMILTON University of Washington Letters of George Gissing to Eduurd Bertz, 1887-1903. Edited by ARTHURC. YOUNG.New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, 1961...

... upbringing in Victorian society and by bitter personal ex- perience in marriage. The keynote of his impatience for female emanci- pation is sounded in the comment to Eduard Bertz: “I am driven frantic by the crass imbecility of the typical woman” (GG to EB, p. 171). His feminism took root from...

... and climate; hypersensitive to weather and place, he scoured different countries and climatic zones in quest of his impossible ideal. “In returning to Italy, I am going home once more,” he assured Eduard Bertz in 1897; five months later he informed his old friend, “I long to be back in England. I...

... treat the plays only in terms of Christian ideas. Among the tragedies, King Lear is singled out for a spirited defense. A. C. HAMILTON University of Washington Letters of George Gissing to Eduurd Bertz, 1887-1903. Edited by ARTHURC...

.... Pp. 291. $5.50. Young, Arthur C. (editor). Letters of George Gissing to Eduard Bertz, 1887- 1003. New Erunswick, N. J.: Rutgers University Press, 1Y61. Pp. xl 4- 337. $6.00. GERMANICS Bellnett, E. K. IIistory of the German Novcllr. Second edition...

... OF Theme and Variations in the Writings GEORGE GISSING TO of T. S. Eliot, Coleridge, Yeats, Henry James, Virginia Woolf, and D. H. EDUARD BERTZ, Lawrence by ETHELF. CORNWELL 1887-1903 An analysis of the thought patterns of Edited by ARTHURC. YOUNG writers...