Ford Maddox Ford de Frank MacShane

Ford Maddox Ford

Frank MacShane

This set comprises 40 volumes covering nineteenth and twentieth century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes.
This second set compliments the first 68 volume set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.

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Paperback (1)	190^.58 lei 6-8 săpt.
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Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Note on the Text; Part 1 Early Novels and Prose Writings; Chapter 3 Unsigned review of The Shifting of the Fire, Athenaeum; Chapter 4 Joseph Conrad on The Inheritors; Chapter 5 Unsigned article on Romance, New York Bookman; Chapter 6 Unsigned review of The Fifth Queen, Athenaeum; Chapter 7 ‘A Romance of Two Worlds’: C. F. G. Masterman on An English Girl; Chapter 8 R. A. Scott-James on The Fifth Queen Crowned, Daily News; Chapter 9 Unsigned review of The Fifth Queen Crowned, Academy; Chapter 10 Arnold Bennett on A Call, New Age; Chapter 11 Percy F. Bicknell on Memories and Impressions (Ancient Lights), Dial; Chapter 12 Unsigned review of The New Humpty-Dumpty by ‘Daniel Chaucer’, English Review; Chapter 13 ‘The Quest of the Golden Bowl’, unsigned review of Henry James: A Critical Study; Chapter 14 Rebecca West on The Good Soldier, Daily News; Chapter 15 ‘The Saddest Story’: Theodore Dreiser on The Good Soldier; Chapter 16 ‘The Novelist in Controversy’: Rebecca West on Between St. Dennis and St. George; Part 2 Collected Poems (1913); Chapter 17 Ezra Pound, review in New Freewoman; Chapter 18 E. Buxton Shanks, review in Poetry and Drama; Chapter 19 Unsigned review, English Review; Chapter 20 ‘Mr. Hueffer and the Prose Tradition in Verse’: Ezra Pound, review in Poetry; Part 3 On Heaven and Poems Written on Active Service; Chapter 21 ‘The Function of Rhythm’: Conrad Aiken, review in Dial; Chapter 22 ‘Great Poetry’: Harriet Monroe, review in Poetry; Part 4 Collected Poems (1936); Chapter 23 Introduction by William Rose Benét to Collected Poems (1936); Chapter 24 John Peale Bishop, review in Poetry; Part 5 The Tietjens Novels; Chapter 25 Unsigned review of Some Do Not, The Times Literary Supplement; Chapter 26 Unsigned review of Some Do Not, Nation & Athenaeum; Chapter 27 ‘An Angry Novel’: Joseph Wood Krutch on Some Do Not; Chapter 28 Louis Bromfield, review of Some Do Not, New York Bookman; Chapter 29 ‘New Worlds and Old’: Mary Colum on N