...Glenn Negley Book Reviews 315 This will be true not only in the college departments of religion but in the fields of oriental studies and ancient history as well. EDMUND PERRY. The Philosophy of Edmund Montgomery. By Morris T. Keeton. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1950. Pp. xi, 386...

...Walter Johnson Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 Historians Join the March on Montgomery Walter Johnson On Thursday, March 25, 1965, some forty-three historians joined thou­ sands of others on the final day of the march from Selma to Mont­ gomery. The marchers represented...

...Louis J. Budd The Montgomery Theater 1822-1835 . By Adams Henry W. . University : University of Alabama Press , 1955 . Pp. iv , 81 . $2.00 . Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 402 The South Atlantic Quarterly authority in the things which they have mastered...

...Marion Montgomery The Dimensions of Robert Frost . By Cook Reginald L. . New York : Rinehart & Company, Inc. , 1958 . Pp. xii , 241 . $3.95 . Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 Book Reviews 331 tunate impression is made that he expects to conclude his love...

...Marion Montgomery Copyright © 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 ROBERT FROST AND HIS USE OF BARRIERS: MAN m NATURE TOWARD GOD Marion Montgomery i THE CASUAL reader of Frost s poetry is likely to think of Frost as a nature poet in the tradition of Wordsworth. In a sense, nature is his subject...

... out largely within the context of a nascent national movement, implies the need for an obverse study of the Irish question as a leaven within British society and a contributory factor to the decline of Bri­ tain as an imperial and world power in the twentieth century. AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT MONTGOMERY...

... Religions. Book Reviews 315 This will be true not only in the college departments of religion but in the fields of oriental studies and ancient history as well. EDMUND PERRY. The Philosophy of Edmund Montgomery. By Morris T. Keeton. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1950. Pp. xi, 386. $5.00...

...Theodore Ropp Normandy to the Baltic . By Marshal Field , the Viscount Montgomery of Alamein . Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company , 1948 . Pp. xv , 351 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 602 The South Atlantic Quarterly rience which was not reflective...

... Francis de Guingand. New York: Charles Scribner s Sons, 1947. Pp. xii, 588. $3.75. General de Guingand, Montgomery s Chief of Staff from the time of the latter s appointment to the command of the Eighth Army, has written Book Reviews 263 the best book yet produced by a high officer of the Anglo-American...

... re crossing the Tennessee River into the Heart of Dixie and you re starting to see more frequent signs for Birmingham, the only city that stands be­ tween you and Montgomery. After you pass through the Magic City, skirting it to the right, the land starts to flatten out as red iron mountains give way...

... for the personal sup­ port given by him to Pemberton, Bragg, and Hood, little fault can be found with his military appointments and mili­ tary administration. But his management of civil affairs is another matter. When the news came from Montgomery that Senator Davis had been elected Provisional President...

... in through the block­ ade, altered, and placed in the hands of the troops.1I In 1862 a small-arms factory was established at Tallassee, which employed 150 men and turned out about 150 carbines a day. At the end of 1864 it had produced only 6,000.° At Montgomery the Alabama Arms Manufacturing Company had...

... responsibilities as witness to Thomas s self-destruction. It is a baffling but extremely moving story, a comment on the disorder of modern life as well as on Thomas s tragic inability to cope with it. WILLIAM BLACKBURN The Montgomery Theater 1822-1835. By Henry W. Adams. University: University of Alabama Press...

...P. F. Baum 316 The South Atlantic Quarterly From the standpoint of the historian, Professor Keeton has done a thorough job. His knowledge of the pertinent philosophy of the period enables him to place Montgomery s work in a perspective which should make it both understandable and admirable even...

.... At that time I was one of the secretaries to the governor of Alabama, and as such began a correspondence with Mr. Olmsted looking to procuring his professional aid in certain contemplated improvements upon the capitol grounds at Montgomery. He generously agreed, on payment of his actual expenses, to visit...

... inability to cope with it. WILLIAM BLACKBURN The Montgomery Theater 1822-1835. By Henry W. Adams. University: University of Alabama Press, 1955. Pp. iv, 81. $2.00. Another piece has been fitted into the mosaic that will preserve the history of the early American theater. Like its companion studies...

... of Randolph, Montgomery, Mecklenburg, Rowan, and Iredell. Born and reared in Iredell, following the close of the Civil War, I spent my early days in an atmosphere of civil strife and I knew something of the traditions that remained of the strug­ gles at King s Mountain and Guilford Court House. Trees on which...

... of the Southern Conference Educational Fund Inc. and ex-New Deal Administrator was exterminating pestiferous big red ants on his Montgomery farm, a United States marshal served him a subpoena. The document summoned him to New Orleans to appear before the Subcommittee on Internal Security, Committee...

... critic Montgomery Schuyler could write that, in no other American city has commercial architecture become so utilitarian as in Chicago. 10 This structural technique allowed the Chicago businessmen to centralize their business functions and afforded them a psychological 6. William LeBaron Jenney...

... Alabamians they met more cooperation than resistance. Cowan and photographer James Peppier had been as­ signed to Montgomery, where they were befriended by Virginia and Clifford Durr, who had long been active in civil rights work. The Durrs gave the two young men shelter and provided Peppier a place to set...