An edition of Tulane studies in English
(1950)
Tulane studies in English
by Tulane University
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Table of Contents
Gulliver's pleasing visions: self-deception as major theme in Gulliver's travels -- Dick Taylor, Jr.
The authorship of the Papers signed "A" in Hawkesworth's Adventurer: a strong case for Dr. Richard Bathurst -- Philip Mahone Griffith
Tennyson's "Break, break, break" -- Thomas J. Assad
Melville's poetry -- Richard Harter Fogle
T.S. Eliot and F.H. Bradley: a question of influence -- E.P. Bollier
The apprenticeship of William Faulkner -- Richard P. Adams.
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