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Two major books of criticism
THE FRENCH LITERARY HORIZON
by
Justin O'Brien
"I am finding this a beautiful and instructive treasure, making permanent
the best thoughts of a fine mind.
I
don't think even reading the English transla–
tions we have of these writers gives one the flavor of French literature as well as
does Justin O'Brien's critical writings on these same authors."-sEYMOUR EPSTEIN
"He is one of the best and most gifted expositors alive in the United States
today on the subject of French literature from Proust onwards. . .. The book
itself is a kind of education-in-parvo about all the literature that matters
in
twentieth-century France."--<;ARLOS BAKER, Princeton University
$9.00
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WILLIAM TROY
Selected Essays
Edited with an introduction
by
STANLEY EDGAR HYMAN
With a memoir
by
Allen Tate
"No better book of criticism will be offered to us this year."-THoMAS LASK,
New York Times.
"William Troy was a critic of distinction and originality and the
publication of his collected essays makes a notable event."-LIONEL TRILLING.
"Thanks to
Selected Essays,
a new generation of literature students will come to
understand the importance of William Troy. They will profit by his perceptive
analyses of American, British and French writers."-wALLACE FOWLIE, Duke
University
$9.00
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY PRESS
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903
