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Volume 35, Number 2, 1992Table of Contents
- James & Revision
- pp. 215-221
- Essays on Wells
- pp. 221-224
- Fictional Structure and Ethics
- pp. 224-226
- Hardy the Writer
- pp. 227-231
- A Style is Born
- pp. 231-234
- Conrad and Skepticism
- pp. 234-237
- Conrad Letters IV
- pp. 237-240
- Gosse's Portraits
- pp. 242-246
- Bloomsbury Inc.
- pp. 246-249
- Art Nouveau
- pp. 249-252
- Lawrence Biography, I
- pp. 252-256
- D. H. Lawrence
- pp. 256-259
- Blake & D. H. Lawrence
- pp. 259-263
- Douglas Hyde & Ireland
- pp. 266-268
- The Ruin of Parnell
- pp. 268-270
- Irish Popular Culture
- pp. 270-272
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