BRITISH WRITERS, Supplement III by General Editor & Carol Howard, Associate Editor George Stade
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Lawrence's Women in Love John McTaggart's The Nature of Existence (vol. 1) Moore's Heloise and Aboard Eugene O'Neill's The Emperor Jones Luigi Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of an Author Shaw's Back to Methuselah Strachey's Queen Victoria Lloyd George's Coalition government succeeded by Bonar Law's Conservative government Benito Mussolini marches on Rome and forms a government William Cosgrave elected president of the Irish Free State The BBC begins broadcasting in London Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter discover Tutankhamen's tomb The PEN club founded in London The Criterion founded with T.
Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Columbia University. Author of Plots and Counterplots: Sexual Politics and the Body Politic in English Literature, 1660-1730 and of numerous articles on Restoration and eighteenth-century literature in English Literary History, Clio, Studies in English Literature, British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Philological Quarterly, and elsewhere. Maria Edgeworth DAVID GALEF. Associate Professor of English, University of Mississippi. Author of The Supporting Cast: A Study of Flat and Minor Characters and Flesh, a novel.
By the end of his career, Barrie was knighted and made chancellor of Edinburgh University, a strange turn for a literary man. It was not that he had written himself out, nor did he need a regular source of income or university benefits. D. degrees from Edinburgh and St. D. from Oxford and Cambridge. He was recognized as a major literary figure on both sides of the Atlantic and had amassed a fortune from his theater successes. He had written plays for Charles Frohman, the American impresario, until Frohman's death on the Lusitania put an end to his theatrical enterprise.