The Plot of Satire
by Alv in B. Kernan
By clearing away a great deal of the imprecision in commonly
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St. Thomas More: Selected Letters
edited by Elizabeth Frances Rogers
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Wordsworth's Poetry,
1787..1814
by Geoffrey H. Hartman
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Poems 3
by Alan Dugan
A new volume by the 1961 winner of the Pulitzer Prize and
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