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Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. Volume 10, Number 4. 200pp. Pictorial wrappers. Crease on the bottom corner of rear wrap and last several pages, light bumping at the crown, very good or better. British literary magazine that includes contributions from Ted Hughes, Hugo Williams, Herbert Lomas, Paul West, Donald Davie, Maurice Nadeau, Victor Pasmore, Thom Gunn, George Barker, Alan Ross, Patrick Procktor, A.K. Ramanujan, and many more.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fine. 1st Edition. 1st edition, 1st printing ; 57 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits (some color) ; 19 cm. ; ISBN: 0517142546; 9780517142547 ; LC: PR5812; Dewey: 828 ; OCLC: 35247516 ; green boards in color photographic dustjacket ; quotes from contemporaries and Oscar Wilde's own writings frame a surprisingly detailed portrait of the man for the small canvas painted upon ; contemporary art from the period, many by Wilde's associates, make this a must-have item in a Wilde collection. The colored cover photograph of Wilde in a slouch hat is worth the price of the book. ; FINE/FINE. Book.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 197 - 260\n\nRobert Henryson's View of Original Sin in "The Bludy Serk"\nGeorge S. Peek\n\nScott's Anonymity -- Its Motives and Consequences\nSeamus Cooney\n\nThe Meaning of Dunbar's "The Golden Targe"\nE. Allen Tilley\n\nJohn Home's The Siege of Aquileia: A Reevaluation\nJames S. Malek.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 137 -208\n\nAne Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis Again\nVernon Harward\n\nSir Walter Scott and Sir Ralph Sadler: a Chapter in Literary History, Part II\nG. A. M. Wood\n\nFairley's Checklist of Robert Fergusson: Corrections and a Problem in Analytical Bibliography\nGordon Lindstrand\n\nHugh MacDiarmid: Sangschaw and A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle\nIan Crichton Smith.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 209 -272\n\nArchibald Campbell on Smollett's Style\nPaul-Gabriel Boucé\n\nPDF\nJohn Barbour's Bruce: Poetry, History, and Propaganda\nLois A. Ebin\n\nPDF\nScottish Poetry in 1971\nAlexander Scott\n\nPDF\nThe Ravages of Time: The Function of the Marmion Epistles\nJ. D. McClatchy.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp69-125 . Last blank page spliced otherwise VG\n\nWalter Scott in Poland: Part II\nWitold Ostrowski\n\nWilliam Soutar, Adelaide Crapsey, and Imagism\nK. L. Goodwin\n\nNarrative Art in Henryson's Fables\nDonald MacDonald.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp83-146.\n\nA New Dimension for "Tam O' Shanter"\nM. L. Mackenzie\n\nWilliam Macmath and the Scott Ballad Manuscripts\nWilliam Montgomerie\n\nRobert Fergusson's Auld Reikie and the Poetry of City Life\nAllan H. MacLaine\n\nBarrie and the Critics\nWilliam R. McGraw.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 1- 136. Index to Volume 7 laid in\n\nThe House with the Green Shutters\nIan Crichton Smith\n\nSir Walter Scott and Sir Ralph Sadler: a Chapter in Literary History, Part I\nG.A. M. Wood\n\nWilliam McGonagall and the Poet Laureate\nJames L. Smith\n\nA List of Anonymous Pieces Presented at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, 1767-1800\nTerence A. Tobin\n\nBurns Letters and The Currie Notebook\nRobert D. Thornton\n\nThe Poetry of Sydney Goodsir Smith\nThomas Crawford\n\nA Bibliography of the Scottish Ballad Manuscripts 1730-1825: Part VI\nWilliam Montgomerie\n\nColeridge's Debt to Macpherson's Ossian\nJohn J. Dunn\n\nScott as Critic\nPeter F. Morgan\n\nAmendments to L. E. Kastner's Edition of Drummond's Poems\nRobert H. MacDonald.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 1-72 Index to volume 5 laid in\n\nScottish Verse in The Weekly Magazine\nIan C. Walker\n\nSir Walter Scott as Historical Novelist: Part IV\nJames Anderson\n\nDavid Crawfurd: A Forgotten Man of Scottish Letters\nDavid Macaree\n\nThomas Brown on Mental Analysis\nBernard E. Rollin.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 141-202\n\nSir Walter Scott as Historical Novelist: Part VI\nJames Anderson\n\nThe Thematic Unity of Lacelot of the Laik\nWalter Scheps\n\nPeripety in John Galt's The Entail\nLouis B. Hall\n\nPattern in Johnson's A Journey to the Western Islands\nT. K. Meier.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 1 - 74\n\nArthur's Pilgrimmage: A Study of Golagros and Gawane\nR. D.S. Jack\n\nScottish Poetry in 1973\nAlexander Scott\n\nSir Walter Scott and George Thomson, The Friend of Burns\nCharles G. Zug III\n\nSir Walter Scott and the Maitland Club\nR. H. Carnie and M. F. Moran\n\nGeorge Douglas Brown's Kailyard Novel\nIan Campbell\n\n .

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 1- 132. Index to Volume 10 laid in\n\nThe Composition of The Grave\nJ. A. Means\n\nPDF\n"Queens Love Revenge as Well as Their Subjects": Unity in The Heart of Mid-Lothian\nFrances M. Clements\n\nPDF\nEncore: Lindsay's Thrie Estaitis, Date and New Evidence\nJoanne Spencer Kantrowitz\n\nPDF\nThe Satiric Persona of Smollett's Travels\nScott Rice.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 69 - 202\n\nScott and Jamieson: The Relationship Between Two Ballad-Collectors\nHarriet Harvey Wood\n\nSmollett's Humphry Clinker as a "Party Novel"\nWolfgang Franke\n\nMore Unidentified or Disputed Articles in Blackwood's Magazine\nBrian M. Murray\n\nSir Thomas Urquhart and "The Admirable Crichton"\nConstance Kidde\n\nThe Minor Poems of Robert Henryson\nI. W. A. Jamieson\n\nDialect in The House with the Green Shutters\nJ. Derrick McClure.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 1- 128. Index to Volume 11 laid in\n\nA Ukranian Version of Scotland's Liberator, Bruce\nWolodymyr T. Zyla\n\nScottish Poetry in 1972\nAlexander Scott\n\nThe Thre Prestis of Peblis\nRobin Fulton\n\nMoral Allegory in Dunbar's "Golden Targe"\nR. J. Lyall\n\nThe Text of "Apparition": A Purview of the Henley-Stevenson Friendship\nEdward H. Cohen\n\nGavin Douglas's Eneados: Dilemmas in the Nature Prologues\nPenelope Schott Starkey\n\nDivine Justice in Henryson's Testament of Cresseid\nJohn McNamara.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 209 -280\n\nScottish Poetry in 1969\nAlexander Scott\n\nSir Walter Scott and Sir Ralph Sadler: a Chapter in Literary History, Part III\nG. A. M. Wood\n\nA Bibliography of the Scottish Ballad Manuscripts 1730-1825: Part VII\nWilliam Montgomerie\n\nScott's The Two Drovers: The Judge's Charge\nKenneth A. Robb.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 213 - 274\n\nDunbar and Lydgate\nRonald D.S. Jack\n\nScottish Poetry in 1970\nAlexander Scott\n\nSmollett's "Advice" and "Reproof": Apprenticeship in Satire\nDonald M. Korte\n\nSir Walter Scott and Sir Ralph Sadler: A Chapter in Literary History\nG. A. M. Wood.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 125-240\n\nSeventeenth-century Versions of Christis Kirk on the Grene and The Wyf of Awchtirmwchty\nJanet M. Templeton\n\nThe Authorship of some Unidentified or Disputed Articles in Blackwood's Magazine\nBrian M. Murray\n\nSir Walter Scott as Historical Novelist: Part III\nJames Anderson\n\nPrinciples and Perspective in Jeffrey's Criticism\nPeter F. Morgan\n\nA Bibliography of the Scottish Ballad Manuscripts 1730-1825: Part III\nWilliam Montgomerie.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 1- 72. Index to Volume 8 laid in\n\nJames Beattie's The Minstrel (1771, 1774): Its Influence on Wordsworth\nE. H. King\n\nA Check List, 1956-1968, for Study of The King's Quair, the Poetry of Robert Henryson, Gawin Douglas, and William Dunbar\nFlorence H. Ridley\n\nSir Walter Scott and the Ballad Forgery\nCharles G. Zug, III.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp211-281.\n\nTrahison des Clercs or The Anti-Scottish Lobby in Scottish Letters\nSydney Goodsir Smith\n\nWalter Scott in Poland: Part I\nWitold Ostrowski\n\nBridie's Concept of the Master Experimenter\nAnne Greene\n\nThe Christis Kirk Tradition: Its Evolution in Scots Poetry to Burns: Part II\nAllan H. Maclaine.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 77- 154\n\nNeil Miller Gunn: A Spiritual Survey\nTokusaburo Nakamura\n\nThe Hymns of Martin Luther in the Gude and Godlie Ballatis\nBrian Murdoch\n\nThe Country House Poem in Scotland: Sir George Mackenzie's Caelia's Country House and Closet\nMichael R.G. Spiller\n\nDavid Lindsay and George MacDonald\nGary K. Wolfe.

First Edition. Literary journal which was influential in promoting the renaissance in Scottish literature. Softcovers, pp 129 - 196\n\nScottish Historiography in the 14th Century: A New Introduction to Barbour's Bruce\nA. M. Kinghorn\n\nPattern and Paradox in Heroes and Hero-Worship\nRobert W. Kusch\n\nJane Duncan's Friends and the Reachfar Story\nFrancis R. Hart\n\nThe Ballad Tam Lin and Traditional Tales of Recovery from the Fairy Troop\nE. B. Lyle.