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  1. Matthew Arnold, the Oxford Movement, and the “Stanzas from the Grande Chartreuse”
  2. J. Russell Perkin
  3. pp. 131-150
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  1. Gerard Manley Hopkins: Sensuality and spirituality in the Diaries and Journals
  2. Suzanne Stewart
  3. pp. 151-169
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  1. Gerard Manley Hopkins and Victorian approaches to the problems of perception: Affirming the metaphysical in the physical
  2. Laurie Camp Hatch
  3. pp. 170-194
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  1. A Magic, Unquiet Body
  2. Michael Edwards
  3. pp. 195-206
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  1. W. H. Auden’s For The Time Being: Christian proof? Aesthetic possibility?
  2. Jo-Anne Cappeluti
  3. pp. 207-225
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  1. Clampitt and the Cloisters
  2. Anthony Domestico
  3. pp. 226-241
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  1. Another Life
  2. Sofia M. Starnes
  3. p. 242
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  1. Vale of Siddim
  2. Valerie Wohlfeld
  3. p. 243
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  1. Poetry, the Power of the Pen, and the Redemption of Time
  2. Angela Alaimo O’Donnell
  3. pp. 244-256
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  1. Young Eliot: From St. Louis to The Waste Land by Robert Crawford (review)
  2. Jamie Callison
  3. pp. 257-259
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  1. Religious Liberties: Anti-Catholicism and Liberal Democracy in Nineteenth-U.S. Century Literature and Culture by Elizabeth Fenton (review)
  2. Ronald J. Zboray
  3. pp. 259-262
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  1. In the Beginning Were Stories, Not Texts by C. S. Song (review)
  2. Tom A. Steffen
  3. pp. 262-264
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  1. The Feminine Ethos in C. S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia by Monika B. Hilder, and: The Gender Dance: Ironic Subversion in C. S. Lewis’s Cosmic Trilogy by Monika B. Hilder, and: Surprised by the Feminine: A Rereading of C. S. Lewis and Gender by Monika B. Hilder (review)
  2. Charles A. Huttar
  3. pp. 264-268
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  1. The World of the Child in the Hebrew Bible by Naomi Steinberg (review)
  2. M. Tyler Sasser
  3. pp. 268-272
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