The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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... able men and women of good will wherever opportunity presents itself . This applies to educa- tion , and to the humanities , as it applies to the family , the church and all other social institutions . This procedure recommends itself ...
... able men and women of good will wherever opportunity presents itself . This applies to educa- tion , and to the humanities , as it applies to the family , the church and all other social institutions . This procedure recommends itself ...
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... able or willing to supply . If Symons can still be accused of having propagated a fanciful myth of Rimbaud's life , it must also be said in his favor that he did this almost unwit- tingly , partly because , though he consulted the most ...
... able or willing to supply . If Symons can still be accused of having propagated a fanciful myth of Rimbaud's life , it must also be said in his favor that he did this almost unwit- tingly , partly because , though he consulted the most ...
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... able exponents in America has obscured the essentially poetic exegesis of F. R. Leavis . Leavis doesn't " be- long " among the rhetoricians and they have tended to ignore him . However , he has not ignored them , and he can turn out a ...
... able exponents in America has obscured the essentially poetic exegesis of F. R. Leavis . Leavis doesn't " be- long " among the rhetoricians and they have tended to ignore him . However , he has not ignored them , and he can turn out a ...
Contents
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe | 34 |
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