Criticism
… before the invention of the cotton gin in 1793 was becoming less profitable and many foresaw—perhaps too … their centrality to the larger American story. He points out the countless ways in which Northern … $44.95 While narratives of the American Civil War by soldiers are common, sustained accounts by civilians are fewer. …
Essays
… he had by behaving like a thug. Arrogant to the end, he died as he lived, ignoring other people’s advice. He once … back to his trial in The Hague. His death would have been comic except for all the suffering he caused. When one … cleansing has often been ignored by the international community. True enough, except that is no excuse. Miloševic …
… Ellis My Life. By Havelock Ellis. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $3.75. Completed a few weeks before Havelock Ellis died on July 8, 1939, “My Life” will be prized by his … texts or the more numerous literary works; it will also interest the student of biography. Long planned, with …
… Jews. Friedman, who is the former vice chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and heads the Center for American … blacks and Jews. Jeffries, a professor of Afrikaner Studies at the City University of New York, charged in a speech … had to fight for the couple of pennies they got.” Friedman points out that this was not the first time that charges of …
… Studies for Delight The Novel in Motley, By Archibald B. … P. Utter and Gwendolyn B. Needham. New York: The Macmillan Company. $3.50. In point of entertainment it might seem at … Novel in Motley” had its success ready made, since it deals with the English burlesque and parody novel. Yet the …
Fiction
… meaning of “tennis clinics,” which I thought were hospitals for shoes. And so, as a result of my carelessness, it … dark-skinned students—many more than we would like. But no communists. The communists won’t continue on to the new … the chainsaws splitting the palm trees and the rumble of diesel engines now interfered with classroom performance, …