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of exceptional interest
The Correspondence of Arthur Hugh Clough
Edited by F. L. MULHAUSER. A selection of letters from the Clough
collection which includes
165
new letters of Arthur Hugh Clough and
uqpublished letters of Mrs. Clough, Carlyle, Froude, Lowell, Emerson and
other Engliah and American figures of the period.
An
appendix contains a
complete catalogue of
~e
Clough collection letters and all known letters
written by Clough.
$16.80
Georgina Hogarth and the Dickens Circle
By
ARTHUR A. ADRAIN. This fascinating psychological study, set agr.inst
the changing
aocial
scene from
1827
to
1917,
tell. of the relatioDi ot
Georgina Hogarth with her sister Catherine Dickens and
her
brother-in-law
Charles Dickens. Professor Adrian hu drawn
on
unpubliahed correspondence,
diaries, and family reminiscences
to
tell the story of Miss Hogarth's fanatical
seventy-five year devotion to Charles Dickens.
12
half-tones.
$7.25
The Homilies of Wulfstan
Edited
by
DOROTHY BETHURUM. This is the first book to collect all
of the twenty-six homilies that can
be
confidently ascribed to Wulfstan.
The introduction deals with his life, style, influence on the scriptorium
at Worcester, and political and social aspects of his career.
$8.80
Ancient and Oriental Music
Volume I of the New Oxford History of Music
Edited by EGON WELLESZ. This new history presents music u an art
developing in constant usociation with every form of human culture and
activity. In Volume I a group of experts
discuss
the music of primitive
peoples, music in the Bible, in the Far Eut, in India, ancient Egypt,
Greece and Rome, and Islam. Index. Numerous musical examples.
lUlU–
trated.
530
pages.
$9.50
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