Studies by members of the English Department, University of Illionois
Subtitle: in memory of John Jay Parry
Publisher: University of Illinois
Published: 1955
Place of publication: Urbana
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
Subjects: English literature; American literature
Notes: "Appeared as part of a special memorial number of the Journal of English and Germanic philology (October 1955)"

Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: In memoriam.; title: John Jay Parry.; title: Bibliography of the writings of John Jay Parry.; title: On Pope's "horticultural romanticism," by A. L. Altenbernd.; title: Marlowe's Musaeus, by T. W. Baldwin.; title: Hawthorne and the pathetic fallacy, by E. H. Davidson.; title: The "Dering ms." of Shakespeare's Henry IV and Sir Edward Dering, by G B Evans.; title: Dr. Johnson and Bennet Langton, by C. N. Fifer.; title: Hemingway's debt to Sherwood Anderson, by J. T. Flanagan.; title: A possible origin of Milton's "counterpoint" or double rhythm, by H. Fletcher.; title: Sidney and Harington as opponents of superstition, by M. S. Goldman.; title: Hawthorne's "Lady Eleanore's mantle" as history, by S. L. Gross.; title: The new drama of the sixteenth century, by M. T. Herrick.; title: Giles Fletcher and the Puritans, by A. Holaday.; title: Thoreau's "The landlord": "sublimely trivial for the good of men," by S. Paul.; title: Alexander Pope's Universal prayer, by R. W. Rogers.; title: The failure of solitude: Wordsworth's immortality ode, by R. L. Schneider.; title: Mark Twain revises Old times on the Mississippi, 1875-1883, by A. L. Scott.; title: A September day in Canterbury: the Veal-Bargrave story, by A. W. Secord.; title: Bernard Shaw's "Bad quarto," by C. H. Shattuck.; title: Christopher Smart, Free and Accepted Mason, by A. Sherbo.; title: Origines Arthurianae: the two crosses of Spencer's Red Cross Knight by R. M. Smith.; title: An approach to The pearl, by M. R. Stern.; title: The language of love in Chaucer's miller's and reeve's tales and in the old French fabiliaux, by G. Stillwell.; title: Conrad's debt to Maupassant in the preface to the Nigger of the "Narcissus," by G J. Worth.