Scrutiny, Volume 15Deighton, Bell and Company, 1947 |
Contents
HENRY SIDGWICKS CAMBRIDGE by Q D Leavis | 2 |
HENRY JAMES His SYMBOLISM AND His Critics | 12 |
CONTEMPORARY FRENCH CRITICISM | 19 |
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