...William Stanton Anti-Slavery: The Crusade for Freedom in America . By Dumond Dwight Lowell . Ann Arbor : The University of Michigan Press , 1961 . Pp. X , 422 . $20.00 . A Bibliography of Antislavery in America . By Dumond Dwight Lowell . Ann Arbor : The University...

...Edwin Mims, Ph.D. Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 Lowell as a Citizen. By Edwin Mims, Ph. D. I think it is generally agreed that Lowell was the most representative man of letters that America has produced. I use the term man of letters in contradistinction to the creative...

...Andrew Hudgins Copyright © 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 How Will the Heart Endure Robert Lowell on Jonathan Edwards Andrew Hudgins Three times in his poetic career Robert Lowell took Jonathan Edwards as a subject and produced four poems. The paired poems Mr Edwards and the Spider...

...Clyde De L. Ryals The Silver Bullet: The Martini in American Civilization . By Edmunds Lowell . Westport, Conn. and London : Greenwood Press , 1981 . Contributions in American Studies, No. 52 . Pp. xviii , 149 . $19.95 . Copyright © 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 Book...

...Paul Carter James Russell Lowell: Portrait of a Many-Sided Man . By Wagenknecht Edward . New York : Oxford University Press , 1971 . 276 pp. $7.50 . Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 Book Reviews 441 competent and forthright editor in an age of virulent personal...

...LeRoy P. Graf; Ralph W. Haskins Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 "This Clangor of Belated Mourning : James Russell Lowell on Andrew Johnson s Father Edited by LeRoy P. Graf and Ralph W. Haskins Introduction The years immediately following the Civil War were a transitional period...

...Joseph C. Robert The Lowells and Their Seven Worlds . By Greenslet Ferris . Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company , 1946 . Pp. xi , 442 . $4.00 . Copyright © 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 BOOKS The Lowells and Their Seven Worlds. By Ferris Greenslet. Boston: Houghton Mifflin...

...Elizabeth J. Deis; Lowell T. Frye Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 ''London or Else the Back-Woods : Some British Views of America in the 1830s Elizabeth J. Deis and Lowell T. Frye During the 1830s Thomas Carlyle s attitudes toward America shifted fre­ quently, the fluctuations...

...Lowell R. Tillett Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 SOVIET HISTORIANS AND THE WORLD S FIRST AIRPLANE Lowell R. Tillett iHE SOVIET PRESS, which is easily the most conscious in the world of anniversaries, recently let the seventy-fifth anniversary of the most important date...

...Lowell R. Tillett Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 SOME DISCORDANT NOTES ON AN EARLIER SOVIET NEW LOOK Lowell R. Tillett THE CONCEPT of the new look in Soviet foreign policy is not really new. On several occasions since the Revolution, Soviet attitudes toward the West have...

... that Emerson, Hawthorne, Longfellow, Lowell, Whittier, and Holmes, to say nothing of the historians, scholars, and men of letters who lived in and about Boston, represent the high water mark of literary achievement in America. Without going into a detailed criticism of their writings, I shall make only certain...

... not blinded her to the faults of the new or to the excellences of the old. Of the six poets whom Miss Lowell has selected for treat­ ment Edward Arlington Robinson, Robert Frost, Edgar Lee Masters, Carl Sandburg, H. D and John Gould Fletcher two represent each of the three stages in the new development...

... was a bard whose cold, sober lines generally seemed to lack emotion (did not Lowell once assert that he stood in supreme iceolation but who at one time was considered the greatest Amer­ ican poet and who could become so passionate, so belligerent over a political issue that he once assaulted a rival editor...

... receives consideration in an article in this number of the Quarterly. W. H. G. 86 The South Atlantic Quarterly. Jambs Russell Lowell. By Ferris Greenslet. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin & Company, 1905, 309 pp. Mr. Greenslet, as associate editor of the Atlantic Monthly, and as biographer of Walter...

... the poets of a generation ago and those of our own time such as Robert Lowell and Peter Viereck is that today s poets have gone to school to learn their art and craft. The situation is not as it was at the time of World War I. Lowell s and Viereck s generation has not had to revolt against the romanti­ cism...

..., and being caused by, quickened moral vigor and an enlarging religious faith. Different as were Channing, Parker, Horace Mann, Emerson and Lowell, they were all fellow workers in the same cause the enlightenment and the spiritual development of the American people. Space will not allow a full discussion...

...William M. Gibson The Light of Common Day: Realism in American Fiction . By Cady Edwin H. . Bloomington : Indiana University Press , 1971 . Pp. 224 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 442 The South Atlantic Quarterly told that Lowell considered his father...

... modern poetry. In the interest of greater clarity as to the role and range of symbolism, it is well to try by definition, context, and illustration to distinguish the major types of poetic symbolism. Amy Lowell s poetry illustrates particularly well the wide range of symbolic function to be found...

... factory towns looked nothing like Manchester, Birmingham, or Sheffield; the setting was still rural and the rushing rivers and streams which were the main source of power reinforced the idyll. Even Lowell, the prototype of the American mill town, was canopied by an Italian sky ; Pater­ son, similarly...

... not been made of them. The shadow of the genealogical approach darkens the book, and the garrulity and intrusive quality of the author s style, intending to ingratiate, merely give offense. GEORGE W. WILLIAMS Robert Lowell, foremost American successor to the generation of Eliot, is now past forty-five...