An edition of Criticism in America (1956)

Criticism in America

an account of the development of critical techniques from the early period of the Republic to the middle years of the twentieth century

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Criticism in America
John Paul Pritchard
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An edition of Criticism in America (1956)

Criticism in America

an account of the development of critical techniques from the early period of the Republic to the middle years of the twentieth century

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University of Oklahoma Press
Pages
325

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Subjects
Criticism, History
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United States

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Criticism in America: an account of the development of critical techniques from the early period of the Republic to the middle years of the twentieth century
1956, University of Oklahoma Press
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325 p. ;
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