ELH Essays for Earl R. WassermanRonald Paulson, Arnold Sidney Stein Johns Hopkins University Press, 1976 - 402 pages "Earl R. Wasserman began his association with ELH in 1943, serving first as editor and then as senior editor until his death in March 1973. The following essays, written by friends, colleagues, and former students, were presented to honor his memory"--Preface, pg.vii |
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Shelleys Venice Turners Carthage | 31 |
The Context of Drydens Absalom and Achitophel | 50 |
Images of Samuel Johnson | 69 |
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