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...Robert N. Kearney Southeast Asia: Illusion and Reality in Politics and Economics . By Mills Lennox A. . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 1964 . Pp. 365 . $6.50 . Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 Book Reviews 145 Southeast Asia: Illusion and Reality...

...Marie A. Updike White Lady Gregory’s Journals . Edited by Robinson Lennox . New York : The Macmillan Company , 1947 . Pp. 342 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 Book Reviews 7 A knowledge of his age is important if we are to understand what the poet felt...

..., Alan Lennox-Boyd, made further concessions to African and Indian demands. In March, 1957, the first African elections were held,28 and in November Lennox-Boyd announced sweeping changes in the constitution. In addition to enlarging the Legislative Council, he instituted a Council of State, a quasi...

...; because he did not. He only failed to find a resting place on Parnassus (p. 231). Paull F. Baum. Lady Gregory s Journals. Edited by Lennox Robinson. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1947. Pp. 342. $3.00. Lady Gregory, born Augusta Persse, youngest daughter of a wealthy landowner in County Galway, married...

... to operate on grave deliberations in a democracy, had no opportunity to make itself felt in the grand salons of Lancaster House. It would appear that there was no concert and little agreement on touchy points among the Nigerians, so that the Colonial Secretary, the Rt. Hon. Alan Lennox-Boyd, was left...

... The South Atlantic Quarterly or another in his varied career. The roll of contributors is impressive, including Holbrook Johnson, Charles Cestre, Lennox Robinson, Arthur Hobson Quinn, Stark Young, and Percy MacKaye (with letters to or about Mr. Henderson, though not written for this volume, from Einstein...

... and pen portraits from more than thirty friends or associates who have known him at one point 506 The South Atlantic Quarterly or another in his varied career. The roll of contributors is impressive, including Holbrook Johnson, Charles Cestre, Lennox Robinson, Arthur Hobson Quinn, Stark Young, and Percy...

... Lindsay), theatrical (Gordon Craig, Lennox Robinson, William Fay, Annie Homiman), occult and philosophical (Mrs. MacGregor Mathers, Christina Stoddart, Shri Purohit Swami), political (Douglas Hyde, George Russell), and personal (Maude Gonne, Olivia Shakespeare, John Quinn, John Butler Yeats). Assisted...

... touch upon a wide range of matters poetic (Robert Bridges, John Masefield, Robert Graves, Vachel Lindsay), theatrical (Gordon Craig, Lennox Robinson, William Fay, Annie Homiman), occult and philosophical (Mrs. MacGregor Mathers, Christina Stoddart, Shri Purohit Swami), political (Douglas Hyde, George...

... drama might be tempted to begin reading with chapter 8, where Kavanagh left off in 1950, and Lennox Robinson (Ireland s Abbey Theatre) in 1951. This would be the student s loss, for though basic facts must be repeated, Mr. Hunt s work is definitive, containing material not found in earlier accounts...

... realized, as the eyes and voice of the na­ tion, its memories and dreams. The student of Irish drama might be tempted to begin reading with chapter 8, where Kavanagh left off in 1950, and Lennox Robinson (Ireland s Abbey Theatre) in 1951. This would be the student s loss, for though basic facts must...

... of Pentecostal liturgy. And he notes also that the portents Lennox reports of the night of the murder parallel the Judgment Day signs of medieval iconography. In King Lear he notices that Gloucester s mention of eclipses of the sun and moon indicates Shakespeare s use of apocalyptic signs from Mt. 24. And more...

... by Lennox Robinson and Rutherford Mayne portray the white-collar class, the civil servants and the salaried workers, but they scarcely deal with high life. Just what an upper class has to offer as a subject of inspiration is hard to say, because the Irish aristocracy is changing hands. The English...

... early in the following year. As Shaw researched, plotted, and wrote Saint Joan, he may have sensed the uncanny resemblance which the work in progress (however much a religious play) bore to the book at his elbow 2 Lennox Robinson, ed., Lady Gregory s Journals (New York, 1946), pp. 192, 193-194. 198...

... in colonial economies. Portions of this fund went to aid peasant farming, education, surveys and research, soil conservation, public health, forestry, and communications. Mr. Lennox-Boyd, the Colonial Secretary, estimated in 1954 that a total sum of £500,000,000 was currently involved in colonial investment...

... to most of the serious novels of the day which Miss Austen was later to laugh at in her mature novels and letters. As burlesque it should rank with the best minor burlesques of the period, one of which preceded it, the other of which followed: Mrs. Lennox s Female Quxiote (1752) and The Heroine...

... of 1959 535 issue, and attempted to fix responsibility directly upon the govern­ ment. The colonial secretary, Lennox-Boyd, replied that it was an unfortunate local tragedy which should be set against a highly successful rehabilitation policy through which 70,000 ex-Mau Mau had passed and been resettled...

..., On Being West Indian in New York, in The Black Seventies, ed. Floyd B. Barbour, (Boston, 1970), pp. 183-95, and West Indians in New York: Mov­ ing Beyond the Limbo Pole, New York Magazine, 3 (13 July 1970), 28-32; Lennox Raphael, West Indians and Afro-Americans, Freedomways, 4 (Summer 1964), 438-45...

... Subjects: The Dynamics of Feminist Teaching, The Politics of Nurturance, co-authored by Margo Culley, Arlyn Diamond, Lee Edwards, Sara Lennox, and Catherine Portugues (New York, 1983). Most recently, I found myself unable to answer personally without taking an absolutely querulous tone questions...

... political culture. See Eric Ames, Marcia Klotz, and Lora Wildenthal, eds., Germany’s Colonial Pasts (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2005); Sara Friedrichsmeyer, Sara Lennox, and Susanne Zantop, eds., The Imperialist Imagination: German Colo- nialism...