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The Middle East-Third Edition
A Political and Economic Survey
Edited by SIR READER BULLARD. This third edition includes a
full treatment of developments as recent as the Suez crisis and facts
and figures up
to
the autumn of 1957. The book opens with a survey
which describes those aspects
of
geography, history, politics, religion,
sociology, and economics which apply
to
the Middle East as a whole.
This is followed by chapters which deal with the history, strategic
importance, politics, social and economic structure, and religious and
cultural life of the individual countries of the area. 4 maps. $9.00
The Early Wordsworthian Milieu
A Notebook of Christopher Wordsworth
with
a
Few Entries by William Wordsworth
By Z. S. FINK. This book presents the content of an early notebook
in which the poet's younger brother jotted down records of his read–
ing and other material suitable for poetry. Professor Fink explores
the connections between these records and William Wordsworth's
poetry and prose. 2 halftones.
$4.00
Elizabethan Literature
By HELEN MORRIS. This study discusses Elizabethan writing
against the background of Elizabethan life showing that the life,
literature and thought of the period are closely interwoven. Mrs.
Morris seeks to encourage the ordinary reader
to
find the enormous
amount of pleasure and profit that she sees in the literature
of
this
golden age. (Home University Library, No. 233)
$1.20
The Poetical Works of John Keats-Second Edition
Edited by H. W. GARROD. In this second edition the critical notes
and some sections of the Introduction contain a
good
many changes
but the text is identical with the first edition except for the addition
of the fragmentary
Gripus.
(Oxford English Texts)
$11.20
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