South Atlantic Modern Language Association
Books
- Marlowe, the buried name
- A descriptive and analytical bibiliography of the Cambridge, Massachusetts Press from its beginnings to the publication of Eliot's Indian Bible in 1663
- George Orwell, the man and his work
- Treatment of ecclesiastics in the French fabliaux of the Middle Ages
- Robb White's life and works
- The criticism of Swift's "Voyage to the Houyhnhnms," 1915-1955
- Ahab's ivory house; form and technique in Moby Dick
- Dramatic imagery and allusion; Shakespeare on plays, players and the theater
- A history of the criticism of John Ford, 1628-1951
- Elements of local color in the prose fiction of Jesse Stuart
- The Spenserian stanza in Great Britain, 1798-1900
- Hawthorne - allegorist and artist
- A lexicographical study of the vocabulary of Greenup County, Kentucky, set forth in Jesse Stuart's Beyond dark hills
- The tales and songs of the Couch family
- Simplicissimus as an index of Grimmelshausen's concept of the world and his place in the Baroque era
- Swift as a literary critic
- The inferiority complex in Hermann Sudermann's life and works
- The Southern mountaineer in American fiction, 1824-1910
- William Gilmore Simm's theory and practice of historical fiction
- A study of the professionally produced plays of William Saroyan
- South Atlantic studies for Sturgis E. Leavitt
- South Atlantic bulletin
- An Andean vocabulary
- John Roberts Tunis, his life and books
- Casona's La dama del alba, an English adaptation for the stage
- Thomas Merton, Trappist monk
- William Alexander Percy; an alien spirit in the twentieth century
- The burden and the search
- The Madrid stage, 1820-1833
- SAB, South Atlantic bulletin
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