2012: Book Box #12 – Books

Cliff’s Notes. Orwell 1984 Notes


 

2012: Book Box #12 – Books

 

1. Barrington: E. Barrington (L. Adams Beck). The Irish Beauties, 1930, 1931

2. Butler: Samuel Butler. The Way of All Flesh, 1903, 1966

3. Camus: Albert Camus. The Stranger, 1942, 1946 (paperback)

4. Carr: Terry Carr, Ed. Universe: Twelve Great Original Science Fiction Stories, 1974 (with dust jacket)

5. Chopin: Kate Chopin. The Awakening and Selected Stories, 1981 (1st Edition, paperback)

6. Chopin: Kate Chopin. The Awakening, An Authoritative Text (Text, Contents, Criticism), Edited by Margaret Cully (Norton), 1976

7. Cliff’s Notes. Orwell 1984 Notes, 1967

8. Davie: Donald Davie. Russian Literature & Modern English Fiction, 1965, 2nd Impression

9. De Felita: Frank De Felita. Audrey Rose, 1975

10. Durant: Will Durant. The Story of Philosophy, 1954, 1960 (paperback)

11. Eliot: George Eliot. Middlemarch, 1964 (paperback)

12. Forster: E.M. Forster. Maurice, 1971 (paperback)

13. Godolphin: F.R.B. Godolphin (Ed. and Intro). Great Classical Myths, 1964

14. Gohdes: Clarence Gohdes. American Literature in 19th-Century England, 1944

15. Gorsky: Susan Rubinow Gorsky. Virginia Woolf, 1978 (First Printing)

16. Greene: Graham Greene. The End of the Affair, 1951-1981

17. Hale: Edward Everett Hale. James Russell Lowell and His Friends, 1898, 1899

18. Hall: Donald Hall, Ed. Contemporary American Poetry Revised & Enlarged (2nd edition), 1962-1972

19. Hawthorne: Nathaniel Hawthorne. Twice-Told Tales (N.D.) John Lovell Company (Old)

20. Monarch Notes. George Orwell’s Animal Farm, 1965

21. Peden: William Peden. The American Short Story: Continuity & Change, 2nd Edition (revised), 1964, 1975

22. Russ: Martin Russ. Showdown Semester: Advice From a Writing Professor, 1st Edition, 1980

23. Schmidt: Stanley Schmidt, Ed. Writers’ Choice, 1983 (First Printing)

24. Sheed: Wilfred Sheed. Transatlantic Blues, 1978

25. Shub: David Shub. Lenin, 1948, 1950 (paperback)

26. Smollett: Tobias Smollet. Humphry Clinker, 1771, 1960

27. Stevenson: Robert Louis Stevenson. The Best Known Works: Treasure Island, Kidnapped, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, New Arabian Nights, 1941

28. TWA. Getaway Guide: San Francisco, 1971, 1973 (paperback)

29. Untermeyer: Louis Untermeyer (Illustrated by Lucille Corcos). A Treasury of Laughter, 1946

30. Wells: Robert Wells (Drawings by Frank Nicholas). Messages, Men and Miles, 1958

31. Yeats: William Butler Yeats. The Autobiography of William Butler Yeats, 1944-1969 (3rd printing)

32. Zwerdling: Alex Zwerdling. Yeats and the Heroic Ideal, 1965 (paperback; Professor Florence Ames’ book)

 

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