...Louis J. Budd Willa Cather in Europe: Her Own Story Of the First Journey . Edited By Kates George N. . New York : Alfred A. Knopf , 1956 . Pp. xii , 178 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 Book Reviews 405 cal statements. In the manner of a teacher, he...

...Major Thomas Rowland; Kate Mason Rowland Copyright © 1916 by Duke University Press 1916 Letters of a Virginia Cadet at West Point, 18^9-1861 Major Thomas Rowland, C. S. A. Introduction by Kate Mason Rowland [This is the fourth installment of the series of West Point letters which began...

...Major Thomas Rowland; Kate Mason Rowland Copyright © 1916 by Duke University Press 1916 Volume XV JULY, 1916 Number 3 The South Atlantic Quarterly Letters of a Virginia Cadet at West Point, 18V9-1861 Major Thomas Rowland, C. S. A. Introduction by Kate Mason Rowland [This is the fifth and last...

...Kate White Copyright © 1919 by Duke University Press 1919 Father Ryan--The Poet-Priest of the South Kate White Ah me! without trying by merely Being gentle and human and tender to Souls astray, what good a priest Can do! Yours ever faithfully. Abram J. Ryan. Saintly souls have intuitions...

...Kate M. Herring Copyright © 1919 by Duke University Press 1919 The Negro and War Savings in North Carolina Kate M. Herring That the South failed to raise its War Savings allotment for 1918 cannot be attributed to the Negro. When the Na­ tional War Savings Committee met to formulate plans...

...Kate Hardy; Camille Barbagallo An increasing amount of sex work in the United Kingdom is now digitally mediated, as workers and clients identify each other, agree prices and services, undertake security checks, and often make payment through various platforms and websites. Existing accounts...

...Major Thomas Rowland; Kate Mason Rowland Copyright © 1915 by Duke University Press 1915 Volume XIV JULY, 19b Number 3 The South Atlantic Quarterly Letters of a Virginia Cadet at West Point, 18$ 9-1861 Major Thomas Rowland, C. S. A. Introduction by Kate Mason Rowland The writer of the series...

...Major Thomas Rowland, C. S. A.; Kate Mason Rowland Copyright © 1915 by Duke University Press 1915 Letters of a Virginia Cadet at West Point, 18^9-1861 Major Thomas Rowland, C. S. A. Introduction by Kate Mason Rowland [This interesting series of West Point letters began in the July Quarterly...

...Major Thomas Rowland; Kate Mason Rowland Copyright © 1916 by Duke University Press 1916 Volume XV JANUARY, 1916 Number 1 The South Atlantic Quarterly Letters of a Virginia Cadet at West Point, 18^9-1861 Major Thomas Rowland, C. S. A. Introduction By Kate Mason Rowland [This is the third...

...Kate Thomas Duke University Press 2007 Kate Thomas Post Sex: On Being Too Slow, Too Stupid, Too Soon Too Slow ​I began graduate school twelve years ago. It was a queer time all right. Tendencies, Bodies...

... a young, attractive widow named Kate Anthon. More­ over, Kate was the bride referred to in the verses beginning Her sweet weight on my heart one night and of several other poems that reflect an impassioned friendship if nothing more serious. There is even a Katie addressed by Emily in one of her...

.... At the center of these books is not so much the carnivore s survival as what she survives. The protagonists in these two books, Alison Murray in The Ice Age and Kate Armstrong in The Middle Ground, are beset by their social environments; they struggle to survive the apparent breakdown of the social structure...

... a little wearied in the process, there is no denying that the chief purpose of the work is carried out, namely, to present as Mrs. Patterson sees them the character and relationship of Emily, Sue Dickinson, and, in greatest detail, the new dark lady, Kate. Much of the raw material for the book has never...

...Paul John Eakin Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 Margaret Fuller, Hawthorne, Janies, and Sexual Politics Paul John Eakin I On June 23, 1974, I read with the keenest interest a review of Kate Millett s recent book, Flying, in the New York Times Book Review magazine. Reading...

... of Petruchio s and Kate s play. Whereas he praises Petruchio s assimilative play as ego mastery, he argues that Kate must learn to accommodate even the most apparent arbi­ trariness of the world outside herself if she is ever to complete her journey towards . . . full social and spiritual integration...

... of Love s Labour s Lost, he represents sensual reality. In a comedy of devices his language has a certain honesty and more than a little realism. When Petruchio speaks to Kate, it is man speaking to woman. The wit is not frivolous but keeps homing with terrible persistence on love and marriage. Katherina...

... Kate becomes a kind of refrain in the early chapters. Its principal value, we are told, is ritualistic. They had tried to reproduce their own attitude to life upon the stage, and to dress up as the middle-class English people they actually were. Next year they would do Quality Street or The Yeomen...

... of language. F. e. bowman Willa Cather in Europe: Her Own Story Of the First Journey. Edited By George N. Kates. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1956. Pp. xii, 178. $3.00. In 1902 Willa Cather, on a summer holiday from teaching, wrote fourteen sketches for the Nebraska State Journal detailing her first trip...

... dearest Wig. The first letter he wrote to her, after their marriage, began My dear Kate. Letters of later date belie some of the significance attributed to the differ­ ence in salutations. In the present state of the evidence, nothing is ob­ vious about Charles and Kate Dickens except the final...

... the two women and himself re­ flected, Edel thinks, an old situation in the James family, an older triangle composed of the elder Henry James, his wife Mary, and her sister Kate. Minny and Fenimore stand for the myth of the ethereal and the fleshly, of spirit and body, and in James s equations...