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...Thomas L. Berger Shakespeare’s History Plays: The Family and the State . By Pierce Robert B. . Columbus : Ohio State University Press , 1971 . Pp. 261 . $8.75 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 172 The South Atlantic Quarterly of the golden glow of mutual...

...Doris Betts Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 The House by the River: Ovid Williams Pierce Doris Betts Imagine a large and isolated house at twilight. Add the sound of a passing river, but don t look toward the river yet. All you need at first is the whisper of passing current...

... have led to a series of important political and economic changes, while also opening a new phase of conflict linked to the appropriation and dispossession of territories and natural resources. Starting from a regional scenario pierced with strong tensions and asymmetries, this article examines...

... remaking. Yet, piercing through this deployment of intentional and facilitated white ignorance, collective memory within Black communities, and specifically through Black-led social movements, is a form of militancy and resistance that disrupts the insinuated social order established by mainstream, white...

...Kevin Pierce Thornton Symbolism at Ole Miss and the Crisis of Southern Identity Kevin Pierce Thornton In the fall of 1982, twenty years after the rioting that made the school famous, the University of Mississippi once again was the subject of national attention. This time there was no violence...

...Pierce Butler Copyright © 1932 by Duke University Press 1932 BARRIE: THE PLAYWRIGHT PIERCE BUTLER IT USED to be and for that matter, still is one of the commonplaces of literary criticism to divide literature into two categories, the subjective and the objective, and to place the drama...

... by bringing to the American public in translation each year a book which will illus­ trate eminently the French cultural ideal. F. A. G. Cowper. BIOGRAPHY OF A PRESIDENT Franklin Pierce. Young Hickory of the Granite Hills. By Roy Franklin Nichols. Philadelphia: 1931. Pp. xvii, 615. $5.00. This is a first...

.... THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY R. BRUCE BICKLEY, JR. Shakespeare s History Plays: The Family and the State. By Robert B. Pierce. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1971. Pp. 261. $8.75. The good prince ought to have the same attitude toward his sub­ jects, as a good paterfamilias toward his household...

.... By Frederick E. Pierce. Boston: The Four Seas Co. $1.25 net. Sonnets of the Strife. By Robert Loveman. Boston: The Cornhill Co. $1.00. Melodies in Verse. By Mary B. Ehrmann. Cincinnati: Stewart and Kidd Co. $1.00 net. 6 176 The South Atlantic Quaeteely realms he has visited. Perhaps a few lines from Senlin...

... was not expected to be strong, but mostly because the dividing effects of slavery made it not only possible but desirable to elect unknowns like Taylor and Pierce, and . . . trimmers like Buchanan. Only the Supreme Court maintained a position of absolute inde- * Ordeal of the Union. By Allan Nevins. Vol. I...

...-moving-puerto-rico-millionaires-tax-break . Strauss Neil . 2019 . “ Brock Pierce: The Hippie King of Cryptocurrency .” Rolling Stone , July 26 . https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/brock-pierce-hippie-king-of-cryptocurrency-700213/ . Tax Justice Network . 2020...

..., Forgotten Leader in a Lost Cause 233 The nomination and victory of Pierce were followed by the usual rush of applications for place under the incoming admin­ istration. One of these, of unquestionable interest to Slidell, was the candidacy of his niece s husband, August Belmont, for a diplomatic post...

..., the Protagonist begins by recounting how once by means of love he pierced the riddle of existence. In the hyacinth garden he was Looking into the heart of light, the silence. Eliot s Protagonist saw Omar s lamp amid the Darkness. After the Protagonist s loss of the insight achieved in the garden, he...

...-classic age.51 The Journals pointed Ibid., 1824; XVI, 67 and 1823; XIV, 241. 45 Pierce: Currents and Eddies in the English Romantic Movement, 163. 46 Blackwoods, 1821; X, 696. 48 Blackwoods, 1822; XII. 77S. 47 Blackwoods, 1817; II, 38. 49 Blackwoods, 1817; II, 38. Win. Hazlitt: Mr. Gifford...

... network. Wandering amidst the waste of this underground America, Oedipa is often terrified by the swirl of a hieroglyphic sense of concealed meaning, of an intent to West, Pynchon, Mailer, and the Jeremiad 265 communicate that Pierce s (her former lover s) enigmatic legacy has be­ queathed; but she...

... written a campaign biography of Franklin Pierce, but he apparently forgot that Haw­ thorne and Pierce had been college friends at Bowdoin and that Hawthorne wrote out of some personal knowledge and affection. Howells had never even seen Lincoln, and he noted much later that this part of the project...

..., are the Breckinridge papers, additions to the Van Buren papers, additional letters and papers of Andrew Johnson, the Crit­ tenden papers, some papers of Franklin Pierce, and a collec­ tion of manuscripts and papers of Virginian origin. An Introduction to the History of Sugar as a Com­ modity, by Ellen Deborah Ellis...

.... $5.00. These well-written reminiscences, compiled from Colonel Codman s letters to his wife, might have made the best-seller lists ten years ago. A bomber pilot in World War I, Codman had become a wine buyer for S. S. Pierce of Boston and was thoroughly familiar with France and French society. He served...

... myth). Interspersed are Magic-Lantern Meta­ morphoses, extended and often almost wholly Freudian analyses of such movies as The Picture of Dorian Gray, Arsenic and Old Lace, Double In­ demnity, and Mildred Pierce. The whole is concluded by a Scenario for a Comedy of Critical Hallucination...

..., and intellectual ir­ ritability. He is better at piercing to roots than in examining surfaces and is most persuasive when his focus is fastened to the literary object. Per­ haps ours is an age which needs the roving look of the literary theore­ tician. To such an enterprise, Mr. Berthoff brings considerable skill...