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..., as the novel progresses. Only thus, by a combination of the notes, the monograph, the novel, and intuition is the composition of La Debacle to be understood. H. T. Parker. Prefaces to Shakespeare. Vol. I. By Harley Granville-Barker. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1946. Pp. 543. $5.00. The present...

...John W. Draper Prefaces to Shakespeare. Vol. II . By Granville-Barker Harley . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1947 . Pp. 449 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 118 The South Atlantic Quarterly worked on stage sets and costumes, she took parts...

... A. Updike White. Prefaces to Shakespeare. Vol. II. By Harley Granville-Barker. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1947. Pp. 449. $5-00< In commenting on the first volume of these Prefaces, the present reviewer remarked on Mr. Granville-Barker s neglect of recent scholar­ ship; this volume likewise seems...

..., not to claim Your Pity" (pp. vi- William H. McBurney, Edmund Curll, Mrs. Jane Barker, and the English Novel, PQ, 37 (Oct. 1958), 385. 8 John Robert Moore, A Checklist of the Writings of Daniel Defoe (Bloom­ ington: Indiana Univ. Press, 1960), pp. 112-27. The Sincerest Form of Flattery 251 vii). Harley...

... intensity, redeemed by oc­ casional fluency, as the novel progresses. Only thus, by a combination of the notes, the monograph, the novel, and intuition is the composition of La Debacle to be understood. H. T. Parker. Prefaces to Shakespeare. Vol. I. By Harley Granville-Barker. Princeton: Princeton...

... and Heteropatriarchy .” Feminist Formations 25 , no. 1 : 8 – 34 . doi.org/10.1353/ff.2013.0006 . Barker Joanne . 2006 . “ Gender, Sovereignty, and the Discourse of Rights in Native Women’s Activism .” Meridians 7 , no. 1 : 127 – 61 . www.jstor.org/stable/40338720 . Bhandar...

... , no. 2 : 172 – 87 . Barker Holly M. 2012 . Bravo for the Marshallese: Regaining Control in a Post-Nuclear, Post-Colonial World . 2nd ed. Belmont, CA : Wadsworth Publishing . Casumbal-Salazar Iokepa . 2014 . “Multicultural Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Struggle in Hawai‘i...

... boundaries and as a matter of fact contained up­ wards of 2,000 acres. The old more or less in this case seems to have been twice as much. Mrs. Stevens, now Lady Hervey, sold Flower de Hundred to William Barker, Mariner, who al­ ready with his partners, Quincy, Sadler, their associates, and Company, had...

..., a tragic and rather sympathetic figure; whereas Shakespeare and his age certainly regarded Shylock the usurer, since they suffered bitterly from extortion, as a subject for stinging satiric comedy. Of course, this changes the theme and all the artistic values of the play. To Granville-Barker it is pure...

... kindness Sewell had complimented Lem Barker on some poor verses. When Lem comes to Boston, Sewell assumes he 7 L. J. Budd, William Dean Howells Debt to Tolstoi, American Slavic and East European Review, IX (1950), 294. 8 William M. Gibson and George Arms, A Bibliography of William Dean Howells...

... access to resources and lands and easing the operation of extractive capitalism. © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 injunctions contempt of court Aboriginal law criminalization protest policing References Barker Jordan . 2019 . “ Criminal Charges Dropped against Group...

... shapes of the people of Strindberg s inner world. Many other prominent writers show similar tendencies and purposes: Granville Barker s The Madras House, has been praised as one of the best statements of Feminism, from the personal standpoint, that has ever appeared. Maeterlinck has given these topics...

... Mr. Cibber of Drury Lane. By Richard Hindry Barker. New York: Columbia University Press, 1939. Pp. 278. $3.00. Colley Cibber, well and favorably known to all of us as the King of Dullness, was in addition an actor, a playwright, and a theatermanager, and any book about him is bound to concern itself...

... of human values is presumptuous, but if one does venture to differ, the respect which Mr. More receives as one of the greatest American critics, constitutes an obligation to cite support somewhat fully. N. I. White. Economic Statesmanship. By J. Ellis Barker. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., 1920 (second...

...) was a foreign cor­ respondent in a city firm; Oscar Asche, who heard the call to the stage in the Australian bush, could kill, skin, and clean a sheep in five minutes! One of the most interesting chapters concerns Granville Barker, his association with Vedrenne and Shaw, and his performances of Shaw s plays...

... weak in dealing with early Texas settlements. For instance, it fails to take adequate advantage of much of the spendid work done by scholars, especially that at the University of Texas under the able direction of Professors E. C. Barker and C. W. Hackett. The author also appears unfamiliar...

.... The choice is before us: We must love one another or die. Less philosophical in scope but more passionate in substance is the work of George Barker, a much younger poet, who does not muffle his roar of protest or disguise his cry of pain. He cannot sleep for knowledge of the many who have been laid...

... of Professors E. C. Barker and C. W. Hackett. The author also appears unfamiliar with the Mexican use of names. On page 166 Manuel Gomez Pedraza is introduced by his last two names and thereafter is referred to as Pedraza. Under Mexican usage the family name should be indi­ cated as Gomez. The same mistake...

... with Fielding, who is best known for neither real nor fictional autobiography but histories of his fictional characters. Fanny Burney is comfortably paired with herself, because she wrote both novels and autobiography (read diaries Female writers like Mrs. Rowson, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Pilkington, and Lady Mary...

..., Mexican and American, only thickens the fog in which the author has shrouded Austin s true character and achieve­ ment. Without notes or bibliography, the book is indexed. It is odd that the brief list of titles for Further Reading does not include Eugene C. Barker s still excellent Life of Stefhen F...