Nineteenth-century studies
By: collected and edited by Herbert Davis, William C. DeVane [and] R.C. Bald.
Contributors: DeVane, William C. 1898-1965.; Bald, R. C. 1901-1965, joint ed.
Publisher: Cornell University Press
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Ithaca, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 303
Subjects: English literature -- 19th century -- History and criticism.
Table of contents: title: Coleridge and The ancient mariner: addenda to The road to Xanadu, by R.C. Bald.; title: Some early nineteenth-century letters, hitherto unpublished, edited by L.N. Broughton.; title: Byron and the East: literary sources of the "Turkish tales," by H.S.L. Wiener.; title: Thomas Carlyle and fiction: 1822-1834, by C.arlisle Moore.; title: Browning and the spirit of Greece, by W.C. DeVane.; title: Aesthetics in English social reform: Ruskin and his followers, by F.D. Curtin.; title: William Morris and the poetry of escape, by O. Maurer, Jr.; title: A study of The way of all flesh, by C.T. Bissell.