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Volume 38, Number 1, 1995Table of Contents
- Editor's Fence
- pp. 4-5
- Announcements
- pp. 5-6
- Gissing Letters, V
- pp. 83-86
- Hardy Notebook
- pp. 86-89
- Hardy on Video
- pp. 89-91
- Vita and Virginia
- pp. 91-94
- Essays on Mansfield
- pp. 96-99
- The Stoker Canon
- pp. 102-105
- The Yellow Book: A Fresh Look
- pp. 105-107
- Graves & Sassoon
- pp. 107-113
- Siegfried Sassoon
- pp. 113-115
- Reprints of 1890s Editions
- pp. 116-118
- Wilde and Aesthetics
- pp. 118-121
- Maud Gonne and Yeats
- pp. 121-124
- Bloomsbury Diary
- pp. 124-129
- The Cornell Yeats
- pp. 129-131
- Two On Lawrence
- pp. 134-139
- Neglected Irish Poet
- pp. 142-144
- New Biography on Thomson
- pp. 144-147
- Précis
- pp. 148-151
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