...John Shelton Curtiss Leo Tolstoy . By Simmons Ernest J. . Boston : Little, Brown And Company , 1946 . Pp. Xv , 790 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 594 The South Atlantic Quarterly seeing trip. Everything they show him they relate to poetry...

...John Shelton Curtiss Through the Glass of Soviet Literature: Views of Russian Society . Edited, with an Introduction by Simmons Ernest J. . New York : Columbia University Press , 1953 . Pp. 301 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 Book Reviews 433...

...J. P. Simmons Copyright © 1929 by Duke University Press 1929 EDWARD COOTE PINKNEY AMERICAN CAVALIER POET J. P. SIMMONS Baylor University LMOST alone among American poets of whatever rank, Edward Coote Pinkney wrote his exquisite lyrics with­ out reference to Puritanism. Other American writers...

... acquired Lanier University, a Baptist-related college, located in the fashionable Atlanta suburb of Druid Hills. The Kian declared that Lanier would henceforth be devoted to the teach­ ing of the principles of one hundred per cent Americanism, and that Colonel William J. Simmons, founder and Imperial...

... Robert R. Church, Jr., to Scott, 10 Jan. 1916; Scott to Church. 17 Jan. 1916 in the Emmett Jay Scott Collection, Soper Library, Morgan State College, Baltimore, Md. (hereafter cited as SP); and Scott to R. W. Bixby, 17 Jan. 1916; Scott to E. C. Brown, 10 Jan. 1916; Roscoe Conkling Simmons to Scott, 4 Feb...

... for undergraduates and that with the appearance of several one-volume complete Shakespeares, bulky, with small type, yet replete with editorial aids, they are somewhat of a luxury. F. E. BOWMAN Through the Glass of Soviet Literature: Views of Russian Society. Edited, with an Introduction by Ernest J. Simmons. New...

... . Script. Rowe, John Carlos. The Theoretical Dimensions of Henry James . Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1984 . Simmons, Ryan. “What Is a Terrorist? Contemporary Authorship,the Unabomber, and Mao II.” Modern Fiction Studies 45.3 ( 1999 ): 675 –95. Virilio, Paul. The Virilio Reader...

... and policy; and his quiet support for Senator Walter F. George during FDR s purge of Southern conservatives. Yet the best section of this book remains Morrison s treatment of the middle period of Gardner s life: his defeat for the gubernatorial nomination in 1920, when the Simmons machine used absentee...

... of this book remains Morrison s treatment of the middle period of Gardner s life: his defeat for the gubernatorial nomination in 1920, when the Simmons machine used absentee ballots to count him out; his financial successes as a lawyer and textile manu­ facturer; and finally his election and tenure as governor...

... collab­ orator, make rather depressing reading. Nevertheless, from beginning to end Professor Simmons has written as entertaining and satisfying a biography as this reviewer has seen in many a day. John Shelton Curtiss. Literary Origins of Surrealism: A New Mysticism in French Poetry. By Anna Balakian...

... in creation. It is the most common of experience consummately expressed. Poetry aerates the mind and fortifies civilization. Messrs. Dilworth and Leuba have written a most stimulating book, truly and admirably conversational. William Geoffrey. Leo Tolstoy. By Ernest J. Simmons. Boston; Little, Brown...

.... Participants such as E. H. H. Simmons, disillu­ sioned economists such as Irving Fisher, Ferdinand Pecora, an attorney for a Senate Investigatory Committee, have contributed their own inter­ pretations. An excellent, detached account is Francis W. Hirst, Wall Street and Lombard Street; to experience...

... (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1962, $2.50), describes the feverish struggle for power by politicians who aspired to fill the vacuum left in the state s political life by the collapse of Senator Fumifold M. Simmons venerable political machine. Mr. Puryear develops the thesis...

... is the Ruth Simmons Professor of Africana Studies at Smith College. He is the editor of eleven books and special issues of journals on Caribbean and Africana thought, and author of Beyond Coloniality: Citizenship and Freedom in the Caribbean Intellectual Tradition (2019). Penny (Panagiota) Koutrolikou...

... of 1955. Other books have treated the great crash. Participants such as E. H. H. Simmons, disillu­ sioned economists such as Irving Fisher, Ferdinand Pecora, an attorney for a Senate Investigatory Committee, have contributed their own inter­ pretations. An excellent, detached account is Francis W. Hirst...

... and the governorship in 1900. The authors tend to take too literally the claims to liberalism of the new Democratic leadership of Furnifold M. Simmons, Charles B. Aycock, et al. Relative liberals they were in some respects, but depriving the Negro of his vote to obviate the necessity of cheating him at the polls...

... a framework that, historian Dana Simmons (2017: 105) notes, yoked life exclusively to male wage earners 508 The South Atlantic Quarterly July 2021 and that was designed to sustain a masculine, national collective and minimum wage reforms like the FLSA, which excluded far more workers than it ever...

... to regulate child labor within a state, will under the interstate commerce clause of the constitution indirectly regulate child labor. As Senator Simmons so aptly summed up his objections to the bill: Congress aims to do indirectly what it has no power to do directly. We, who live in the South, regardless...

..., the Republicans as­ serted that point number three of the famous Fourteen was a declara­ tion that Democratic free trade ideas would be incorporated within terms of the peace treaty. Senator Simmons of North Carolina, fear­ ing the effect of such campaign talk, asked the President to interpret the point...

... of certain manuscript collections, notably the Julian Harris papers at Emory University. Colonel William J. Simmons launched the modem Kian atop Stone Mountain, Georgia, in 1915. A sometime Methodist minister, professor of history, and garter salesman, Simmons ultimately found his calling...