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Volume 32, Number 1, 1989Table of Contents
- Editor's Fence
- pp. 4-5
- George Moore Letters
- pp. 67-70
- War Poets
- pp. 78-80
- Edward Thomas
- pp. 80-84
- British Social History
- pp. 84-86
- John Gray's Poems
- pp. 86-88
- Gissing's Notebook
- pp. 88-90
- Max Beerbohm
- pp. 91-93
- Granville Barker
- pp. 93-98
- Conrad Letters III
- pp. 98-101
- Bloom's Return of the Native
- pp. 106-107
- Yeats and Ireland
- pp. 108-110
- Exiles of Erin
- pp. 110-113
- Daleski's Lawrence
- pp. 113-117
- Lawrence: Myth and Metaphysic
- pp. 117-119
- James Joyce
- pp. 120-122
- Style as Ideology
- pp. 122-125
- No Man's Land
- pp. 129-133
- Briefer Mention
- pp. 133-135
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