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Gordon N. Ray •ï¿½15 Items / 8 Books, 1 Article, 6 Reviews
The Buried Life (1952)
by Gordon N. Ray
A Study of the Relation Between Thackeray's Fiction and His Personal History
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    Two Eminent Victorians (2 Reviews)
    Joe Lee Davis
    Thomas Carlyle, by Julian Symons
    1. Thomas Carlyle by Julian Symons
    2. The Buried Life by Gordon N. Ray
    The New Republic, September 29, 1952, p. 22
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    Men of Letters Notes (4 Reviews)
    Robert Halsband
    The Three Ibsens, by Bergliot Ibsen
    1. The Three Ibsens by Bergliot Ibsen
    2. Fire-Bird: A Study of D. H. Lawrence by Dallas Kenmare
    3. The Buried Life by Gordon N. Ray
    4. Nikolai Gogol, 1809-1852 by Janko Lavrin
    The Saturday Review, August 23, 1952, p. 31
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    Books in Brief (5 Reviews)
    Morning, Winter, and Night, by John Nairne Michaelson
    1. Morning, Winter, and Night by John Nairne Michaelson
    2. The Deadweight by Wayland Hilton-Young
    3. The Era of Good Feelings by George Dangerfield
    4. The Buried Life by Gordon N. Ray
    5. Runaway Star by Robert A. Hume
    The Nation, August 9, 1952, p. 116