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Volume 32, Number 3, 1989Table of Contents
- Drawings by Dug Weston
- pp. 278-302
- Shavian Self-Portrait Complete
- pp. 317-323
- Two on Wells
- pp. 323-326
- Bennett, Wells, Conrad
- pp. 326-329
- James, Conrad, Forster
- pp. 329-332
- Introducing Conrad
- pp. 332-334
- Hardy's Short Stories
- pp. 334-336
- Oscar Wilde
- pp. 336-338
- The Dandy and the Herald
- pp. 341-344
- Arthur Symons
- pp. 344-347
- Letters: Lionel Johnson
- pp. 348-349
- England in the 1880s
- pp. 350-352
- Rose Macaulay
- pp. 352-354
- The Actress in Her Time
- pp. 355-357
- Shaw and History
- pp. 358-360
- Memoir of Maurice Magnus
- pp. 360-364
- Two on Woolf
- pp. 367-371
- Two on James
- pp. 372-375
- Joyce's Ulysses
- pp. 375-378
- Joyce and Blake
- pp. 384-387
- Critical Theory
- pp. 387-390
- The Bloom Cosmology
- pp. 391-394
- Rejoinder
- pp. 395-396
- Briefer Mention
- pp. 396-397
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