...Louis J. Budd The Devil’s Pretty Daughter and Other Ozark Folk Tales . By Randolph Vance . New York : Columbia University Press , 1955 . Pp. xvi , 239 . $3.75 . Carl Van Vechten and the Twenties . By Lueders Edward . Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press , 1955...

...Caroline Rody Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Caroline Rody The Mad Colonial Daughter s Revolt: J. M. Coetzee s In the Heart of the Country In the annals of English imperial literature, perhaps no white female character plays a more unfortunate or predictable role than...

...Harriet Blodgett Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Enduring Ties: Daughters and Mothers in Contemporary English Fiction by Women Harriet Blodgett The memorable Mrs. Bennet and her five daughters aside, consanguine mother-daughter relationships have not been prominent in English...

...Alice M. Baldwin Educating Our Daughters: A Challenge to the College . By White Lynn Jr . New York : Harper & Brothers , 1950 . Pp. x , 166 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 Book Reviews 129 biographical matter and by somewhat extended indictments...

...Barbara J. Baines Domination and Defiance: Fathers and Daughters in Shakespeare . By Dreher Diane Elizabeth . Lexington : University Press of Kentucky , 1986 . Pp. 204 . $21.00 . Copyright © 1987 by Duke University Press 1987 198 The South Atlantic Quarterly Our great need...

...Joseph C. Robert The Articulate Sisters: Passages From Journals And Letters Of The Daughters Of President Josiah Quincy Of Harvard University . Edited By Howe M. A. Dewolfe . Cambridge, Massachusetts : Harvard University Press , 1946 . Pp. 249 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1947 by Duke...

... that nourish our resistance. This effort is necessary because we cannot look at Indigenous women—in defense of forests—or Black women—defending immaterial ancestral territories—without recognizing that the women of the favelas are the daughters of those other women, continuing their resistance and resignifying...

... and worthy of the place, he was appointed a member of the council in October, 1667. He married Letitia Corbin, and in 1714, at the age of The Ancestry of Gen. Robt. E. Lee. 307 sixty-seven, passed away, leaving five sons and one daughter. His eldest son, Richard, the third of the name, married and removed...

... and Nell in The Old Curiosity Shop, Dombey and Florence in Dombey and Son, and Gradgrind with his daughter, Louisa, and ward, Sissy Jupe, in Hard Times these are all reworkings of the Lear-Cordelia situation.2 Dickens tried harder in each successive work to under­ stand the unnatural father and save him...

... married daughter in the United States.1 This, at least, is the fictional contract we enter into, although we are given little in the way of realistic reinforcement that might enable us to imagine the words appearing on paper at the end of a pen. Even the highly im­ plausible epistolary activity...

... as a romantic heroine, a daughter overshadowed by her famous father and his tem­ pestuous career.1 Theodosia Bartow Burr was born in Albany, New York, on June 21, 1783, the daughter of Aaron and Theodosia Prevost Burr. Burr was a lawyer who had barely begun his legal practice, but at twentyseven already enjoyed...

... a writer. She forsook the security of her marriage, breaking the bonds of the oldest of conventions by leaving her daughter to the care of Levitas. In 1918, she talked her way into a graduate seminar taught by John Dewey, possibly the country s foremost intellectual, who fell in love with her. Dewey gave...

... these are the provisions for periodic payments, withdrawals, foregoing interest, and the payment of tuition fees of beneficiaries who happen to go to other colleges. It differs, however, in this important respect: It provides special scholarships for the daughters of deceased members rather than general scholarships...

... into the circle (though not physically present: the play is too honest for that) because his daughter and his ducats, the mainstays of his life, have become Christian. Moreover, the literalness with which both Portia and Nerissa interpret the giving of the rings recapitulates the literalness with which both...

... of each dark, two fair like their mother, the eldest daughter nineteen years older than the youngest. Two more farms were added to the holdings, and through the busy farming season there was always extra help, hired men outside, hired girls inside, all made a part of the family, and filling the house...

.... Moody, and The Soul of Samuel Pepys. The other volumes dealing with groups of characters are Portraits of Women, Portraits of American Women, American Portraits, A Naturalist of Souls, Damaged Soids, Bare Souls, Wives, As God Made Them, Daughters of Eve, The Quick and the Dead, Saints and Sin­ ners...

..., daughter, whore—and she usually speaks well- worn lines that confirm that the man’s drama is not dramatic. It’s his story. What these women say proves...

... tious old forester himself, Ludwig s heroes are all conscientious to a degree that is pathological, breaks with his friend and em­ ployer, the father of the young man who is engaged to marry his daughter, and refuses to surrender his position to the hunter whom the offended forest-owner has appointed...

... of the Declaration of Independence from North Carolina, came from Charleston. He and his wife had no children; a niece of Mrs. Hooper, Mary Jane McKenzie, was their adopted daughter and heir. They came to live at Borough House before the Revolution began. During the war the old highway saw much fighting between...

... Vulgate translation of Genesis 38, the story of Judah and Tamar.1 At that time Judah went down from his brethren, and turned to a certain Adullamite, named Hirah. And he saw there the daughter of a man of Canaan, called Shuah: and taking her to wife, he went in unto her. And she conceived, and bore a son...