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Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review
Fiction And The Reading Public
Fiction And The Reading Public
Fiction And The Reading Public

By F.R. Leavis, Leavis, Queenie Dorothy LEAVIS, Q.D. Leavis, Literary Exors Of Q D Leavis

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Fiction and the Reading Public provoked fierce controvers when first published in 1932, and it has since come to be recognised as a classic in its field. In her fascinating study, Q D Leavis invest...

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The Common Pursuit
The Common Pursuit

By F. R., Leavis, F. R. Leavis

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Revaluation: Tradition And Development In English Poetry
Revaluation: Tradition And Development In English Poetry

By F. R., Leavis, F. R. Leavis, With An Introduction By Paul Dean

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one Of The Century's Great Critics, Now Back In Print. A Scrutiny Of Verse From Donne To Keats, Showing The Main Lines Of Development In The English Tradition...the Essential Structure. With An Int...

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Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review Vol. 5 1936-37
Scrutiny Vol. 6 1937-38
Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review
Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review Vol. 11 1942-43
Scrutiny: A Quarterly Review Vol. 13 1945-46

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