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Lincoln Kirstein Archives
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Lincoln Kirstein •ï¿½111 Items / 14 Books, 35 Articles, 54 Reviews, 7 Poems
Flesh Is Heir (1932)
by Lincoln Kirstein
An Historical Romance
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    The New Novels (Review)
    Geoffrey Stone
    Flesh Is Heir, by Lincoln Kirstein
    1. Flesh Is Heir by Lincoln Kirstein
    The Bookman, March 1932, pp. 700-704
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    The Fastidious Movement (Review)
    Edward Dahlberg
    Flesh Is Heir, by Lincoln Kirstein
    1. Flesh Is Heir by Lincoln Kirstein
    The Nation, April 6, 1932, p. 402
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    Inheritance Tax (Review)
    Granville Hicks
    Flesh Is Heir, by Lincoln Kirstein
    1. Flesh Is Heir by Lincoln Kirstein
    The New Republic, April 20, 1932, p. 278
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    Book Marks (5 Reviews)
    Emile Capouya
    The Kidnapped Saint, and Other Stories, by B. Traven
    1. The Kidnapped Saint, and Other Stories by B. Traven
    2. A Gang of Pecksniffs by H.L. Mencken and Theo Lippman, Jr.
    3. Flesh Is Heir by Lincoln Kirstein
    4. The Bureaucratic State by H.R. Shapiro
    5. Trollope: His Life and Art by C.P. Snow
    The Nation, November 29, 1975, pp. 569-572
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    The New Books (9 Reviews)
    The Circle of Flesh, by Lloyd Morris
    1. The Circle of Flesh by Lloyd Morris
    2. Glory by Nan Bagby Stephens
    3. Flesh Is Heir by Lincoln Kirstein
    4. Philippine by Maurice Bedel
    5. The House of Wives by Elizabeth Hamilton Herbert
    6. John Paul's Rock by Frank Parker Day
    7. Words Confused and Misused by Maurice H. Weseen
    8. An American Glossary by Richard H. Thornton
    9. The Maryland Hunt Cup by Stuart Rose
    The Saturday Review, March 26, 1932, p. 623