Studies in memory of Frank Martindale Webster
By: by Robert M. Schmitz [and others] of the Dept. of English, Washington University.
Series: Its Washington University studies. New Series: Language and literature,; no. 20
Published: 1951
Place of publication: Saint Louis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Webster, Frank Martindale.; English literature -- History and criticism.; Indo-Europeans.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: In deference to David Hume, by R. M. Schmitz.; title: Leigh Hunt's Shakespeare: A "romantic" concept, by G. D. Stout.; title: Jeffrey, Marmion, and Scott, by A.M. Buchan.; title: The frustrated opposition: Burke, Barré, and their audiences, by D. C. Bryant.; title: The first public address of George W. Cable, Southern liberal, by G. A. Cardwell.; title: Linguistic equations for the study of Indo-European culture, by V. Jelinek.