College English
Dec 1961
Book Reviews
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Wallace W. Douglas, William L. Phillips, Robert L. Hough, Leonard Unger, J. E. M., Jr., Edward Stone, Michael Shugrue, Fred H. Higginson, Karl Shapiro, Jerome Beaty, James Schroeter, Edward Partridge, Frank S. Hewitt, Michael E. Adelstein, Arther S. Trace, Jr., James Lill, Book Reviews, College English, Vol. 23, No. 3 (Dec., 1961), pp. 238-244
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- 1961-12-01
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