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Louis Untermeyer Archives
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Louis Untermeyer •ï¿½410 Items / 63 Books, 42 Articles, 213 Reviews, 90 Poems
The Book of Living Verse (1932)
by Louis Untermeyer
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    Briefer Mention (3 Reviews)
    Men, Myths, and Movements in German Literature, by William Rose
    1. Men, Myths, and Movements in German Literature by William Rose
    2. The Book of Living Verse by Louis Untermeyer
    3. Works and Life of Christopher Marlowe: Poems by L.C. Martin and Christopher Marlowe
    Commonweal, March 16, 1932, p. 560
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    Check List of New Books (6 Reviews)
    Anthologies
    1. The Book of Living Verse by Louis Untermeyer
    2. Poetry of the Transition, 1850-1914 by Thomas Marc Parrott and Willard Thorp
    3. The New Poetry by Harriet Monroe and Alice Corbin Henderson
    4. The Best Poems of 1932 by Thomas Moult
    5. The Oxford Book of American Prose by Mark Van Doren
    6. The Best Short Shorts of 1932 by Paul Ernest Anderson and Lionel White
    The American Mercury, February 1933
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    Shorter Notices (9 Reviews)
    Gingertown, by Claude McKay
    1. Gingertown by Claude McKay
    2. Fathers of Their People by H.W. Freeman
    3. The Book of Living Verse by Louis Untermeyer
    4. The Running Footman by John Owen
    5. Mrs. Taylor by Marjorie Worthington
    6. The Getting of Wisdom by Henry Handel Richardson
    7. Lives by Gustav Eckstein
    8. The Life Story of the Mexican Immigrant by Manuel Gamio
    9. Woodrow Wilson: Life and Letters, Vol. II by Ray Stannard Baker and Woodrow Wilson
    The Nation, August 10, 1932, pp. 130-131