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Volume 36, Number 4, 1993Table of Contents
- Pinion's Hardy Biography
- pp. 482-489
- Studies of Two Hardy Novels
- pp. 489-492
- Two on Forster
- pp. 492-494
- A Biography of Beatrice Webb
- pp. 501-503
- Women of the Transition
- pp. 503-507
- A Hopkins Biography
- pp. 507-512
- "Politics by Other Means"
- pp. 516-520
- Essays on Shaw
- pp. 520-524
- Shaw Annual, Volume 12
- pp. 525-527
- Wells's Short Fiction
- pp. 528-529
- Lawrence and Typology
- pp. 529-532
- Lawrence, Language and Being
- pp. 535-539
- Joyce's Ireland
- pp. 539-542
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