...Raymond Callahan The Trail of the Fox: The Search for the True Field Marshal Rommel . By Irving David . New York : E.P. Dutton , 1977 . Pp. 496 . $15.00 . Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 Book Reviews 375 resolved. Ashbery tells him, Every moment is surrounded...

...James N. McCord, Jr. Charles James Fox . By Derry John W. . New York : St. Martin’s Press , 1972 . Pp. 454 . $12.50 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Book Reviews 227 Beautifully written, Metaphors of Self carries the reader far beyond the academic perimeters...

...Lewis Patton The Dissidence of Dissent. “The Monthly Repository,” 1806–1838, Under the Editorship of Robert Aspland, W. J. Fox, R. H. Horne, and Leigh Hunt. With a Chapter on Religious Periodicals, 1700–1825 . By Mineka Francis E. . Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press...

...Burleigh Taylor Wilkins The Hedgehog and the Fox: An Essay on Tolstoy’s View of History . By Berlin Isaiah . New York : Simon and Schuster , 1953 . Pp. 86 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 BOOKS The Hedgehog and the Fox: An Essay on Tolstoy s View...

... University Press, 1950. Pp. xxiii, 187. $3.25. Invasion 1944: Rommel and the Normandy Campaign. By Hans Speidel. Chicago: Henry Regnery Company, 1950. Pp. xiii, 176. $2.75. Rommel, The Desert Fox. By Desmond Young. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1950. Pp. xvii, 264. $3.50. The common theme of these three books...

...Jay Luvaas Gray Fox: Robert E. Lee and the Civil War . By Davis Burke . New York : Rinehart and Company, Inc. 1956 . Pp. xi , 466 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 272 The South Atlantic Quarterly In the final essay he presents his ideas as to how...

...Daniel M. Fox Copyright © 1962 by Duke University Press 1962 Arts Partonage in Europe and the United States Daniel M. Fox Can American artists subsist and create without government sup­ port? Could the federal government support the arts without in­ terfering with artists freedom...

...Michael Allen Fox Copyright © 1985 by Duke University Press 1985 Is Mental Illness a Myth? Michael Allen Fox The concept of mental illness has in recent decades been subjected to intense and skeptical scrutiny by individuals and groups representing both a wide variety of disciplines...

..., on Jung; the fourth part dis­ cusses four writers (Fox, Darwin, Newman, Mill) in an overview called Autobiography Simplex ; the penultimate section deals with the Four Quartets; the book closes with a synthesis which goes beyond auto­ biographical questions to the experience, precisely, of being human...

... . By Lowitt Richard . Urbana, Chicago, and London : The University of Illinois Press , 1971 . Pp. xv , 590 . $15.00 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 228 TTie South Atlantic Quarterly believing that court favor alone was sufficient to make Bute a minister. He also discounts Fox...

... matters, particularly between Fox and Burke, revealed divisions within the party which foreshadowed and hastened the dissolution of the party in the 1790 s. But Derry fails to place his. contention adequately in its context by explaining why their ideological difference with Fox should not have been plain...

... Information, not Hollywood, was often subtly responsible for much of the content of these films. If we take one, The Keys of the Kingdom, a 1944 20th Century-Fox release, from the proposed script as submitted to OWI, to its final released form, we can see how the agency managed to change a film from...

... with him because of his inveterate carelessness of style, or because Reynard the Fox was not a war poem, but he has continued since 1911 to be probably the most extensively read of all living British poets. Studies of his poetry have appeared in such journals as the Quarterly Review and the North American...

... of the decline of the Whig party. He believes that the personal feuds, thwarted ambitions, and critical differences of opinion on constitutional matters, particularly between Fox and Burke, revealed divisions within the party which foreshadowed and hastened the dissolution of the party in the 1790 s...

... of £200 p. an. has been created for him with the title of Historiographer of England. British Museum, temporary Add. MS 51164 Well, the Whigs could dish it out to historians of the seventeenth century, but could they take it? Charles James Fox left behind a frag­ ment, A History of the Early Part...

... of imperialistic enthusiasm, and the British Empire stood without a rival in the world. The history was written in the days of North and Fox, Burke and the younger Pitt. A few months after the first volume appeared, a young man in faraway America wrote the Declaration of Independence. And a few weeks after...

... some of the latter work notably, Rosemary Harris s study of a mixed Catholic-Protestant rural community has been widely read and cited, the Irish public reacted only to John C. Messenger s 1969 account of the smallest of the Aran Islands and, less so, to Robin Fox s 1975 study of Tory Island, which...

... in this respect. London seldom went beyond canines, but Thoreau sweeps the reader up into the sky with a nighthawk or has him trot along the snow with a fox. He reports in his Journal of tracing fox tracks made the night before and finds in one place it had made water like a dog, and I perceived the peculiar...

... fear one by one among her friends by cackling, “The sky is falling!” Among the many species that figure in this story—chickens and turkeys, geese and ducks—there is also one sly fox. Though we may...

... lameness, I try to find something. At that moment, the head of the fox fur collar hanging around my neck comes to life. The mouth of the fox keeps biting my chin. I cannot talk. The fox’s mouth prevents me from expressing myself. I try to shove it off, but it won’t go. Then, as I struggle...