... that the history and character of America itself is visibly embedded in the broad texture of its language. CARROLLE. REED University of Zt’asltington Adam Mickiewicz: Poet of Poland. A Symposium by MANFREDKIUDL. With a Foreword...

... of its language. CARROLLE. REED University of Zt’asltington Adam Mickiewicz: Poet of Poland. A Symposium by MANFREDKIUDL. With a Foreword by ERNESTJ. SIMMONS.New York: Columbia University Slavic Studies, 1951. Pp. xii...

...Walter A. Reichart Patricia Drake. Waco, Texas: Baylor University Studies, 1953. Pp. 190. © 1954 University of Washington 1954 reexamination of Mickiewicz’s place in the scheme of Polish literary history. He points to elements of “dry” control and restraint in the literary craft of one...

... in the forefront of those critics who claimed that the Middle Ages had a pokde frangaise klevke. He cites Mickiewicz as a critic of Ronsard.6 La PlCiade de Ronsard hCritait de toutes les richesses de la poCsie chevaleresque ; elle avait devant elle les nombreux ouvrages de ses prCdCcesseurs, forts...

... with unusually felicitous translations, is Arthur Coleman’s trail of Mickiewicz, exiled in South Russia-a lucid discourse on poetic art and environment. As a divertissement, Lednicki of Cracow and Harvard provides some old-style improvisations on the dissonant theme of Mickiewicz- Dostoevski-Blok...

... study from Columbia, adorned with unusually felicitous translations, is Arthur Coleman’s trail of Mickiewicz, exiled in South Russia-a lucid discourse on poetic art and environment. As a divertissement, Lednicki of Cracow and Harvard provides some old-style improvisations on the dissonant...

..., 1952. Pp. xiii + 247. $7.50. Holmes, Urban Tigner, Jr. Daily Living in the Twelfth Century Based on the Observations of Alexander Neckam in London and Paris. Madison: Univer- sity of Wisconsin Press, 1952. Pp. ix + 337. $3.85. Kridl, Manfred (editor). Adam Mickiewicz, Poet...

.... A.A.Z. Monatsblatt (Juli 1845), 311-20. G.W. 111, 80-112. 33 Franzosischer Schriftsteller, 1842 Herausgeber der Revue des Dew Mondes, 1845-57 Professor der slawischen Sprachen und Literatur am Collkge de France. 34 Adam Mickiewicz (1798-1859, der bedeutendste polnische Dichter, der 1840...

...,” London had plenty on offer. At the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, W. J. Rose gave a “sur- vey of Polish literature, sixteenth to nineteenth century” — at the time, no one could foresee Mickiewicz’s valiant sons and daughters being bartered away by Churchill’s napkin disproportions...