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...David Levering Lewis Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 Of Auguste Comte, Mary Berry, and John Blassingame: Long Memory, the Black Experience in America A Review Article by David Levering Lewis In the days of those monastic pioneers of Afro-American historiography, Carter G...

...Esther L. Schwerman Poetry and the Physical Voice . By Berry Francis . New York : Oxford University Press , 1962 . Pp. 205 . $5.50 . Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 Book Reviews 457 Poetry and the Physical Voice. By Francis Berry. New York: Oxford University...

...Herman Nibbelink Copyright © 1985 by Duke University Press 1985 Thoreau and Wendell Berry: Bachelor and Husband of Nature Herman Nibbelink Wendell Berry s agrarian fiction, poetry, and essays twenty-eight volumes thus far counter the drift of American literature away from a considera­ tion...

..., or the rights of the performers. Ironically, the largest producers of child pornography in the world may now be the children themselves, who are circulating digital images of one another, sometimes casually, sometimes for pay, that are legally actionable. Justin Berry, the subject of an ethically controversial...

...J. Brewton Berry Copyright © 1936 by Duke University Press 1936 THE QUICK AND THE DEAD J. BREWTON BERRY WHAT SHALL we do with the dead? is a question that the quick of all times and places have had to ask themselves. Something must be done, and that without delay, for the perishable nature...

...Wendell Berry 2001 by Wendell Berry 2001 Wendell Berry Thoughts in the Presence of Fear I. The time will soon come when we will not be able...

...Wendell Berry 2003 Shoemaker & Hoard, Publishers 2003 Wendell Berry A Citizen’s Response to the National Security Strategy of the United States of America America! America! God mend thine every flaw, Confirm...

... houses, with twenty-two servants, and entertained the aristocratic and famous of Europe. Edith Wharton had known Walter Berry, a distant cousin, be­ fore her marriage; and later he became a friend of both the Whar­ tons. He was the literary adviser on every book that she wrote until his death in 1927...

.... It does one good to see the arid sand-plains turned into blooming berry fields. Few scenes more beautiful could be found than these great fields at blooming time, with a sea of snowwhite blossoms open, and filling the air with their fragrance. What a change, from scrubby black-jacks and scanty growths...

... growth, it was covered with scrub oaks and a thick under­ growth. There were also swamps to drain. A cheap labor force was required, and it was here that the first Italians who came to Hammonton became of value. When many acres of land were planted in berries, pickers were needed. Italians who are used...

... of Walpole to Mary Berry on May 26, 1791, joins Boswell and Johnson in a kind of classic summary of Walpole s attitude: Some time after, Boswell came to me, said Dr J. was writing the lives of the poets, and wished I would give him anecdotes of Mr Gray. I said very coldly, I had given what I knew to Mr Mason...

...Herman Salinger; T. C. Duncan Eaves; Louis J. Budd; Robert F. Durden Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 Book Reviews 457 Poetry and the Physical Voice. By Francis Berry. New York: Oxford University Press, 1962. Pp. 205. $5.50. In postulating the idea that a poet may be recording...

..., they must have convenient names. I could wish that Professor Batson had added more popular names for plants, and I am inclined to argue with some that he has included. I have not heard the amelanchier called June-berry but rather, service-berry (or in the mountains sarvice). A country name for the fringe...

..., a fictional character created by novelist Berry Fleming. Combining the aggressive spirit of urban progressivism with the style and charm of an antebellum aristo­ crat, Effingham became the unofficial symbol of the reformers cru­ sade. In a year when blacks participated in local primaries for the first time...

... included. I have not heard the amelanchier called June-berry but rather, service-berry (or in the mountains sarvice). A country name for the fringe-tree (chionanthus) is grandsire s graybeard. Readers should know that the bachelor s button is also the cornflower, although I suppose this is mostly British...

.... Houston guitarist Goree Carter was playing jacked-up, hell-for-leather jump figures, associated later with Chuck Berry but actually derived by Berry from earlier T-Bone Walker, on his rampaging 1949 single Rock Awhile. If one is inclined to search out the first rock & roll record a dubious pursuit...

... sickens and dies, and no doctor can cure him. Nor was this dietary approach impossible or difficult; it was, on the contrary, easy, natural, and logical, for Nature does her best to feed man. The traveller need not go out of the road to get as many [berries] as he wants; every bush and vine teems...