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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...

...Paull F. Baum The Poetry of Thomas Hardy . By Southworth James Granville . New York : Columbia University Press , 1947 . Pp. ix , 250 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 116 The South Atlantic Quarterly wheels turn. He knew the party machines; he knew...

...Lionel Stevenson The Living Novel: A Symposium . Edited by Hicks Granville . New York : The Macmillan Company , 1957 . Pp. xii , 230 . $4.50 . Three Views of the Novel . By Stone Irving O’Hara John Kantor MacKinlay . Washington : The Library of Congress , 1957...

...Alfred J. Morrison Copyright © 1915 by Duke University Press 1915 Lord Granville s Line Alfred J. Morrison Sir George Carteret, one of the Proprietaries of Carolina, died an old man in the year 1680. He was the son of Helier de Carteret of St. Ouen in the island of Jersey, and was bred...

...Granville Hicks Copyright © 1929 by Duke University Press 1929 INDUSTRY AND THE IMAGINATION GRANVILLE HICKS Cambridge, Massachusetts CERTAIN prophets of a new day in literature are given to exhorting young writers to convert into artistic forms the characteristic phenomena of our industrial...

... 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...

... the dust of Halifax off his feet and returned to his native county of Granville. But before leav­ ing he fires a broadside, drapping into verse. The title page of this rather unusual document reads thus: THE HEAD OF MEDUSA A Mock-Heroic POEM Founded on Fact in which The Word is Suited to the Phrase...

... 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 the pains that were taken to ascertain and settle with precision the claims of the Northern Counties [i. e. Lord Granville s Coun­ Arthur Dobbs of Castle Dobbs and Carolina 35 ties] and other districts in the province. This was the state of mind of the Board of Trade in June. The spring sessions...

..., 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...

... of the American Studies Program there. He has published in a number of professional journals and he read a paper, "The Progressive Critique of the New Deal and Welfare State, at the annual convention of the Organization of American His­ torians in 1971. 1 Merle Curti to Granville Hicks, 7 Jan. 1932. Granville...

... Granville. Grants were given for various tracts at different times. They followed the course of Neuse river, begin­ ning some distance above Milbumie and extending far into John­ ston county, a distance of many miles. In some places the property ran four miles both to the east and west of the river. One...

... Granville. Grants were given for various tracts at different times. They followed the course of Neuse river, begin­ ning some distance above Milbumie and extending far into John­ ston county, a distance of many miles. In some places the property ran four miles both to the east and west of the river. One...

... and the powers of Europe generally. In explanation of England s position Earl Granville, January 3, 1883, addressed a circular despatch to Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Rome, and St. PetersburgThe course of events has thrown upon Her Majesty s Government the task, which they would willingly have shared with the other...

... and the powers of Europe generally. In explanation of England s position Earl Granville, January 3, 1883, addressed a circular despatch to Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Rome, and St. PetersburgThe course of events has thrown upon Her Majesty s Government the task, which they would willingly have shared with the other...

... 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...

... appropriately as an epigraph for this angry and petulant protest against inevitable fate: Rage, rage, against the dying of the light, Do not go gentle into that good-night. DUKE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM BLACKBURN The Living Novel: A Symposium. Edited by Granville Hicks. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1957. Pp. xii...

...) 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...

... Kimball were in the command of Capt. Wm. Hurst s Family Traditions of Early Pioneers 423 Troopers of Granville in 1754. The will of this same Peter Kimball (probated in Warren, 1779) named my son Buckner one of the executors. This estate of Peter Kimball consisted of lands, six negroes, and other...