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PRIMARY SOURCES
Books of Edmund Wilson
Wilson, Edmund :
(With John Peale Bishop). The Undertaker's Garland
New York, Allfred A.Knopf, 1922.
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A Literary Chronicle: 1920-1950. Barden City, New
York: Doubleday, 1956.
Contains Selections from
Classics and Commercials and the Shores of Light.
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A piece off Mv Mind: Reflections at Sixty. New York:
Farrar, Straus and Cuddahy, 1956.
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A
Prelude
Landscapes,
characters
and
Conversations from the earlier years of My Life. New
York, Farrar, Straus and Girouk, 1967.
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A Window on Russia. New York: Farrar, Straus and
Girouk, 1972.
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Apologies to the Iroauouis (with “The Mohawks in
High Stell’ by Jospeh Mitchell). New York : Farrar,
Straus and Cudahy, 1959.
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Axel’s Castle : A study in the of 1870-1930.
1931;
rpt. London, Flamingo, 1984.
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Classics and Commercials: A Literary Chronicle of
the Forties. 1950; rpt. Farrar &
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Straus, 1955.
Discordant Encounters: Plays and dialogues. New
York. Albert and Charles Boni, 1926.
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Eight Essays: Garden City, New York, Doubleday,
1954.
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Europe Without Baedeker: sketches among the Ruins
of Italy, greace and England.
Garden City, New
York, Doubleday, Doran, 1947.
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Five Plays,
1954.
New York: Farrar, Straus and Young,
I Thought of Daisy. rev.Ed. 1929, New York, Farrar,
Sraus, 1957.
Letters on Literature and Politics. 1912-1972. Ed.
Elena Wilson. London and Henley; Routledge And
Kegan Paul, 1977.
Memoirs of the Hecate Country.. Rev. ed. 1946.
London: W.H.AIIan, 1958.
Note-Books of Night. 1942 ; rpt. London, Seeker and
Warburg, 1945.
0
Canada: An American’s
Notes
on
Canadian
Culture. New York: Farrar, Straus and girouk, 1965.
Patriotic Gore : Studies in the Literature of the
American Civil War. NewYork: Oxford Univ. Press,
1962.
Poets. Farewell - New York, Charles Scribner's Sons,
1929.
Red.
Black.
Blond and
Olives:
Studies
in four
Civilizations: Zuni, Haiti, Soviet russia, Israel.
New
York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1956.
The American Earthquake: A Documentary of the
Twenties and Thirties. 1958. rpt. New York: Anchor,
1964.
The American Jitters: A Year of the Slump. New York
and London: Charles Scrbner’s Sons, 1932.
The Bit between mv Teeth: A literary Chronicle of
1950-1965.
New York: farrar, Straus and Giroux,
1965.
The Cold War and the Income Tax: A Protest. New
York: Farrar, Straus, 1963.
The Day of Light : A Literary Chronicle of the
Twenties and Thirties. New York, Farrar, Straus and
Young, 1952.
The Devils and Canon Barham: Essays on poets,
Novelists and Monsters, NewYork, Farrar, Straus and
Girouk, 1973.
The Duke of Palermo and Other Flays, with and
Open Letter to Mike Nichols.
New York: Farrar,
Straus and Girouk, 1971,
The Fruits of the MLA.
New York: New York
Tevbiew, 1969.
The Little Blue Light: A play in three Acts. New York,
Farrar & Straus, 1950.
The Scrolls from the Dead Sea.
New York:
Oxford
Univ. Press, 1955.
The Thrities:
From Notebooks and Diaries of the
period. Ed. With an introduction by Leon Edel. New
York: Farrar, Strauss and Girouk, 1983.
The Trioole Thinkers : Ten Essays on Literature.
NewYork, Harcourt, Brace, 1930.
The Tripple Thinkers: Twelve Essays on Literary
Subjects. NewYork: Oxford Univ. Press, 1948.
The Twenties: From Notebooks and diaries of the
period. Ed with an introduction by Leon Edel. New
York: Farrar, Straus, 1975.
The Wound and the Bow :
Seven Studies in
Literature. 1941. rpt. NewYork, Oxford Univ. Press,
1965.
This room and this gin and these Sandwiches: three
plays. NewYork; NewRepubic, 1937.
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To the Finland Station : A Study in the writing and
acting of History. Rev. Ed. 1940; London and Basingstocks Macmillan, 1972.
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Travels in Two Democracies.
New York, Harcourt,
Brace, 1936.
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Upstate: Records and Recollections of Northern New
York, New York: straus and Grouk, 1971.
Six Major Uncollected Articles Of Wilson
Wilson, Edmund :
“Art, the proletariat and Mark”. New Republic. 76,
(23, August, 1933), PP.41-45.
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“Brokers and Pioneers.” New Republic. 7023 March
1932), pp. 142-45.
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“Lincoln Steffens and Upton Sinclair." New Republic.
76 (23 August 1933), pp.41-45.
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“The Literary Class War II.“ New Republic. 70 (11
May 1932), PP.347-49.
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“Uncle Mathew : Review of Lionel Trilling’s Mathew
Arnold.” New Republic. 98 (22 March 1939, PP.199-
220)
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What do the Liberals Hope for? New Republic. 199
(10 February 1932), PP.345-48.
Edited Books
Wilson, Edmund., ed.
The Collected Essays of John Peale Bishop.
New
York and London: Scribner, 1948.
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The Crack-up with Other Uncollected pieces, NoteBooks and Unpublished etters by F.Scott Fitzgerald,
New York; New Directions, 1945.
The Last tycoon:
An Unfinished Novel by F.Scott
Fitztgerald: Together with the Great Gatsby and
Selected stories. New York, Scribner, 1941.
The Shock of Recognition:
The Development of
Literature in the United States Recorded by Men who
Made it. Garden City, New York: Doubleday Doran,
1943.
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The Jazz Age. New York: G.B.Putnam’s sons, 1959.
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Castronovo, David :
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Frank, Charles P., :
Edmund Wilson. New York: Twayne, 1970.
French, Philip., :
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Wilson, F.R.Leavis and Lionel Trilling.,
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Galbraith, Kenneth John. ,:
The Great Crash. 1929.
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]” in American Criticism
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Hartman, Geofrey., :
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Literary Essays: 1956-1970,
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Highest, Gilbert.,:
“The Criticism of Edmund Wilson” in People, Places
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“Edmund Wilson :
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Kriegel, Leonard., :
Edmund
Wilson:
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Illinois
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Lodge, David.,:
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Hall Me. Englewood Cliffs, 1963).
Paul Sherman., :
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Time, Urbana: University of Illinois press. 1965.
Pells, Richard H.,:
Radical Visions and American Dreams : Culture and
Social thought in the Depression Years. (New York,
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1974.)
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House Publication, 1961).
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Doings and
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The Tale Bearers: Literary Essays.
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Pritchett, V.S.,:
The Tale Bearers :
Literary Essays, (New York :
Random House, 1980).
Radhakrishnan, V.K., :
Edmund Wilson as a Critic, Pondicherry, 1988.
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Edmund Wilson: A Bibliography.
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Lewis, 1971,
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Contemporary Literary Criticism.. Vol 1 to 24, Detroit,
Gale Research Company, 1973.
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Schartz, Delmore.,:
“The Writing of Edmund Wilson” in Selected Essays
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Liberal Imagination :
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Beyond Culture :
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Speaking of Literature and Society : Lionel Trilling.
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press, 1966.
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An Edmund Wilson Celebration. London, The Trinity
Press, 1978.
Waugh, Patricia. ,:
Post Modernism. London. Edward Arnold. 1992.
Webster, Grant.,
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Webster’s The Republic of Letters : A History of
Postwar American Literary Opinion.
Baltimore and
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A History of Modern Criticism
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Theory of Literature. Warrer, Austin, Great Britain,
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Leavis and Lionel Trilinq. Manchester: Carcent New
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Tertiary Sources : Selected Reviews Of Wilson’s Major Texts :
Anon,
Review of The Triple Thinkers.
New Yorker. (24
p.29 January 1949) p.64.
Review of The Triple Thinkers, TLS (9 May 1952)
pp.313, 318.
Review of The Shores of Light.
Oct. 1952) pp. 117-118.
News week. 90 (27
Review of the Wound and the Bow,
IIS (19 Dec.
1952). p.840.
Review of the Finland Station,
|LS ( 4 November,
1960) p.710.
Adams, Donald.,:
“Speaking of Books”, New York Times Book Review.
(11 June 1944) p. 2.
Adams, Rober M., :
“Masks and Delays :
Edmund Wilson and Critic”.
Sewanee Reveiw. 56 (spring 1948) p. 272-87.
AHter, Robert., :
“Edmund Wilson Vs America”.
Commentary. 65
(January 1978) pp. 29-33.
Anderson, David., :
“Sherwood Anderson and Edmund Wilson.
News
letter. (Spring 1981) p.33-48.
Anon., :
“Edmund Wilson and the End of the American
Dream." Times Literary Supplement (19 May 1972)
pp. 561-64.
Billi, Bredan., ;
“Homage to Edmund Wilson”.
Princeton University
Library Chronicle. 34 [Spring 1973] pp. 158-167.
Bishop, John Peale., :
“The Discipline of Poetry”. Virginia Quarterly Review
(2 November 1952) p.18.
Borwn, E.K.:
Review of the Axel’s Castle, International Journal of
Ethics. 42 (January 1932) p.249.
Broderick, John.,:
“Cultural Drift".
Common Weal. 46 (2 May 1947)
p.60-61.
Brown, John.,:
“A Man of Letters :
Edmund Wilson (1895-19720.
Word Literature Today. 52 (Autumn 1978)
pp.580-
82.
Brunauer, Dalma.,:
“A Day with Edmund Wilson.
(Winter 1975/76) pp. 343-52.
Prairie Schooner. 49
Brunauer, Dalma.,:
“A Man of Letters :
Edmund Wilson (1895-19720.
World Literature Today. 52 (Autumn 1978)
pp.580-
82.
Burke, Kenneth.,:
“Boring from Within.” New Republic. 65. (4 February
1931) pp. 326-29.
Cantwell, Robert,:
“Wilson as Journalist”
Nation, 186
(22 February
1958) p.166-70,
Carol, Janet,:
“The Literary Criticism of Edmund Wilson.” PAIL. 43,
(August 1982) p. 443-A.
Chambarllain, John., :
“Book of the Times. “New York times ( I January
1944) p.11.
Chase, Richard.,:
“Wilson as Critic". Nation. 186 (22 February 1958)
pp.161, 164, 166.
Chase, Richard., :
Review of The Shores of Light, Partisan Review, 20
(January-February 1953) pp. 112-114.
Chevalier, Haakon.,:
Review of the Axel’s Castle,
University of California
Chronicle. 33 (Oct. 1931) pp. 478-82.
Coates, R.M., :
Review of The Wound and The Bow, New Republic,
105, (25 August 1941) pp. 257-58.
Cowley, Malcolm.,:
“A farewell to the 1930’s,“ New Republic, 101, [8th
November 1939] ,p. 42 - 44.
“Edmund Wilson’s specimen Days,”
New Republic
127 (7 October 1940) pp.17-18.
“Postscript to a Paragraph,"
New Republic. 87 (16
June 1936) pp. 134-135.
“The 193Q’s Were an Age of Faith,“ New York Times
Book review f13 December 19641 pp. 4-5, 14-17.
“While They Waited for Lefty", Saturday Review, 47
[6th June 1964] p.16-19, 61.
“A Rememberance of the Red Romance,” Esauire. 61
[March 1964] p.124-30.
Collins, Saard.,:
“Criticism in America III: the End of the Anti Humanist
Myth.” Bookman. 72 (October 1930) pp. 145-64, 20928.
Corbett Edward., :
“America’s Sainte-Beauve.”
Commonweal. 72 (13
May 1960) pp. 173-75.
Costa, Richard.,:
“Edmund Wilson : a Memoir and a Review." Quarter.
5 (Winter 1972) pp.36-42.
Cowiay, Malcolm.,:
Exile’s Return: A Literary odyssey of the 1920’s.
1934; rpt. New York; Viking. 1951.
Cowley, Malcolm.,:
“Flight from the Masses." New Republic. 87 (3 June
1936) pp. 134-135.
Daiches, David.,:
Review of The Wound and the Bow, New Republic.
105, (25 August 1941) pp. 257-58.
Dayananda, James.,:
“Edmund Wilson’s Marxist Criticism”.
Indian Journal
of American Studies. 3 [June 1973} pp.1-22.
“Edmund Wilson and the Thirties.
Lock Haven
Review, 12 (1971) pp.1-23.
Dabney, Lewis.,:
“Edmund Wilson’s Russian Legacy.
“Indian Journal
of American Studies. 3 (June 1973) pp.23-31.
“Edmund Wilson and The Wound and the Bow”,
Sewanee Review. 91 (Winter 1983) p. 155-65.
“The Career of Edmund Wilson,"
New Oreans
Review. 9 (Fall 1982) pp. 89-99.
“Edmund Wilson and Patriotic Gore,“
Columbia
University Forum. 5 (Fall 1962) p.20-26.
“The Career of Edmund Wilson,"
Review. 9 (Fall 1982) pp. 89-99.
New Oreans
“Edmund
Wilson
and
Patriotic
Gore”,
Columbia
University Forum. 5 (Fall 1962) p.20-26.
Dayananda, James.,:
“Marxist Contribution to Edmund Wilson’s Criticism,”
DAIL, 30 (December 1969). 2524-A.
DeVoto, Bernard.,:
“My Dear Edmund Wilson".
Saturday Review of
Literature. 15 [13 February 1937] pp. 8.20.
Dolmatch, Theodore, D., : “Edmund Wilson : The Man of Letter as Journalist. “
Journal of Popular Culture. 15 (Fall 1981) 78-85.
, “Edmund wilson as Literary Critic”.
University of
Kansas Review. 17 [Winter 1974] pp. 58-72.
Ehrempreis, Irvin.,:
“Teacher”. New York Review of Books. 22 [12 June
1975] pp. 3-6.
Farelly, John.,:
Review of The Triple Thinkers, New Republic. 121
(22 November 1948) pp. 24-25.
Fargnoli, Joseph.,:
“Edmund Wilson of the New Yorker"
Scrutiny. 18
[Winter 1951-52] pp. 3-6.
Fargnoli, Joseph.,:
“Edmund Wilson of the New Yorker”
Scrutiny. 18
[Winter 1951-52] pp. 229-33.
Fiedler, Leslie.,:
Review of the wound and Bow, New Leader. 306 (13
December 1947) p.15.
Fiess, Edward.,:
“Edmund Wilson : Art and Ideas”, Antioch Review.
[1 Sept. 1941] pp. 356-67.
Fiess, Edward., :
“Edmund Wilson of the New: Art and Ideas,” Antioch
Review. 1 (Sept. 1941) pp.356-67.
Florinsky, Michael!.,:
Review of To the Finland Station, New York Times
Book Review. 6 (October, 1940) p.5-8.
Freeman, Joseph.,:
“Edmund Wilson’s globe of Glass,” New Masses. 27
[12 April 1938] pp.73-79.
Gallagher, Brian T., :
“Incuraby History-Minded:
Edmund Wilson as a
Writer.” Markham Review. 11 [Fal 1981] pp. 17-20.
Genizi, Haim.,:
“Edmund Wilson and the Modern Monthly 1934-35:
Aphase in Wilson’s Radicaism”. Journal of American
Studies. 7 [December 1873] pp. 301-19.
Genizi, Haim.,:
“Homage Wilson and the Modern Monthly 1934-35 ;
Aphase in Wilson’s Radicaism”. Journal of American
Studies. 7 (December 1973) pp. 301-19.
Getiein, Frank.,:
Review of The Shores of Light, Commonweal. (12
December 1952) p.262.
Gill, Bredam.,:
“Homage to Edmund Wilson”. Princeton University
Library Chronicle. 34 [spring 1973] pp. 158-167.
Gilman, Richard.,:
“Edmund Wilson, Then and Now”,
New Republic.
155 [2 July 1966] pp.23-28,
Haowel, Fober.,:
“Americanize
America",
New
Republic.
65
[4
February 1931] pp. 324-26.
Hacker, Louis., :
Review of to The Finland Station, Saturday Review
of Literature. 22 (5 October 1940) pp. 11-12.
Herron, Jerry.,:
“The Haunted Man and the Two Scrooges”, Studies
in Short Fiction. 19 [Winter 1982] pp. 45-50.
Howe, Irving., :
“Edmund Wilson: A Re-Examination",
Nation. 167
[16 October 1948] pp. 99-105.
Jones, Howard.,:
Review of to The Finland Station., Value Review, 30
(Winter 1941) pp. 393-95.
Jones, Howard M.,:
“The limits of Contemporary Criticism".
Saturday
Review of Lierature. 24 [6 September 1941] pp. 34,17.
Josephson, Mathew.,:
“Encounters with Edmund Wilson", Southern Review.
11 [October 1975] pp. 731-65.
Kaufmann, R.J.,:
“The Critic as Custodian of Sanity : Edmund Wilson",
Critical quarterly. [Summer 1959] pp. 85-98.
Kazin, Alfred.,:
“The Imagination of Man of Letters”,
American
Scholar. 34 {Winter 1964-65] pp. 19-27.
Kazin, Alfred., :
“Edmund Wilson : His Life and Books".
Atlantic
Monthly. 220 [July 1967] pp. 80-83.
Kermode, Frank.,:
“Edmund Wilson and Maril Parz",
Encounter. 16
[May 1961] pp. 69-73.
Kirkpatrick, Kenneth., :
“Edmund Castle : A Study of Edmund Wilson’s Major
Works, 1945-62”, DAI. 47 [September, 1986] pp. 901A.
Kosteinetz, Richard., :
“The
Other
Mr.wilson”,
Twentieth
Century.
174
[Winter 1966] pp. 71-72.
Krim, Seymour.,:
“A Trademark of Quality”, Hudson Review. 4 [ Sprin
1951 pp. 150-55.
Leavis, F.R., :
Review of the Wound and the Bow, Scrutiny. 11
(Summer 1942) pp.72-72.
Levin, Harry., :
“The Last American Man of Letters”, TLS f11 October
1974. p.1128-1130.
Matthiessen, F.O.,:
“A Critic of Importance”, Yale Review. 20 [June 1931
pp.854-56.
McCarthy, Norma.,:
“Edmund Wilson",
North American Review. 146
[autum 1938] pp. 192-97.
Mcsweeney, Kerry., :
“Edmund Wilson
and
a
Truly Human
Culture",
Canadian Review of American Studies. 4 [Spring
1973] pp. 63-71.
McSweeney, Kerry.,:
“My Single Aim Has Been Literature :
Wilson’s Letters",
Edmund
Critical quarterly. 21 [Autumn
1979] pp. 63-71.
Miller, Perr,,:
“Essays and Asides :
A Passion for Literature”,
Nation. 172 [27 January 1951] pp.87.88.
Niebuhr, Reinhold.,:
Review of To The Finland Station. Nation. 151 (28
Sept, 1940) p. 274-76.
0 “Brian, Justin., :
Review of Axel’s Castle. Commonweal. 13 (29 April
1931) p. 721-22.
Perenyi, Eleanor.,:
“Wilson” Esauire. 60 TJulv: 19631
Phillips, William., :
“The Wholeness of Literature;
dd.
80-85.
Edmund Wilson’s
Essavs”. American Mercurv. 75 fNovember 19521 pp.
103-107.
Rasoe, Burton., :
Review of Axel’s Castle.
New York Herald Tribune
Books. 7(1 March 1931) p.7.
Savin, Mark Davind.,:
“More Violent The Contraries : A Study of Edmund
Wilson.0 DAI, 37 [August 1976] p. 973-A.
Scott, W.T.,:
Review of The Shores of Liaht, Saturday Review. 35
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